Sentence examples for furious enough from inspiring English sources

Seven years ago Californians were furious enough to elect him but not to follow through.

Betrayal makes Matchbook Romance furious -- apparently furious enough to overhaul its music.

They're furious enough that Robert Green let that goal in, never mind anything else.

She's furious enough to come to the set and tackle Ruth right there in the ring.

Matos was furious enough to push a judge, then kick the Swedish referee Chakir Chelbat in the face.

Charlotte Mosley, a niece by marriage who has also edited her letters, suggests in a (very good) introduction that she also didn't want to upset her family again – there was a furious enough reaction when the book first came out.

Johnson bowled fast and furious sure enough and sent a shiver down the spine in the way only express pace can.

Naturally, she can't counter me, and this makes her furious, but soon enough she's simply miserable, her pretty eyes gone lightless and faraway, which is when I relent and tell her it's still good, because of course it is, which I demonstrate by shoving the food in as fast as I can, stuffing my awful mouth.

"Do you know," she asks, feigning concern, "how many middle-aged men go out for a pint of milk and never come home?" And then, at a furious pitch: "NOT ENOUGH!" This is only the third date of her tour and the set will improve when she cuts looser from a tight script.

Those and other trends may lessen some of the social and economic pressures on Chinese society, like the furious scramble to create enough jobs for new workers.

Whenever I write something smarty-pants about vegetarians - 'I don't mind vegetarians, but I couldn't eat a whole one', and so forth - I get inundated with furious letters braying, ironically enough, for my blood.