Sentence examples for furious attitudes from inspiring English sources
Determined to work with Robert Shaw Cameron – as director, rather than actor – she found they shared "strong, furious attitudes" to the miners' strike of 1984-85.
The assault and its social network aftermath have prompted a furious debate about attitudes toward women, rape culture and online psychological violence.
It was fast and furious, packed with attitude and Flamini's celebration after his first goal was entirely in keeping with the tone.
Mr. Vadas, then president of the sport-fishing advocacy group Perch America, and thousands of other fishermen furious at his dismissive attitude threatened to litter Mr. Trotter's lawn with golf balls.
Boyd was reportedly sent home from Murray Park yesterday after receiving a dressing-down from a furious Smith over his attitude at being dropped for last Sunday's Scottish Cup win over Hamilton.
"There is profound sexism – the 'Would you fuck her?' kind of attitude," she says, sounding more philosophical than furious.
What we remember today as a stirring piece about freedom and justice was also a furious reading of American history and an equally indignant attitude toward King's white contemporaries.
Their titles — "The Living End," "The Doom Generation," "Nowhere" and one that can't be printed here — evoke the basic attitude, if not the full measure, of Mr. Araki's furious wit.
His is a fast and furious Ivanov, athletically massaging his disgust with his life and trying on all sorts of self-mocking attitudes.
