Sentence examples for furious as from inspiring English sources
The phrase "furious as" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to compare someone's level of anger to something else, often in a simile. Example: "He was furious as a bull after hearing the news."
The Iranian government is furious as well.
Alan D. Schwartz, Bear's chief executive, was furious, as was the board and its team of advisers.
The people who voted Liberal Democrat to get Labour are furious, as are quite a lot of the people who voted Conservative to get Conservative.
The accession nations were furious, as was London, which had always seen itself as the number one supporter of enlargement to the east.
"I remember being very hurt and often furious as well as hurt, absolutely livid, with the audacity and covert jealousy of some reviewers," she says.
Polo is a sport that's "fast and furious" as well as visual, said Charlotte Wootton, a marketing executive with the Guards Polo Club.
Greg Dyke was furious as ITV got nothing.
Few political falls come as fast and furious as Smith's.
Lescott was furious, as he had been all along.
She sounded furious, as though he had tried to sell her the item himself.
Replies flew in as fast and furious as a Tom Seaver fastball.
