Sentence examples for furious expression from inspiring English sources
Her playing ranged from tranquil passages of sensual beauty to rough, demotic outbursts performed with the furious expression of one who has been rudely awoken from a beautiful dream.
Peter Vesterbacka, Rovio's head of business development in North America, said the game was born when a Rovio designer sketched a rough outline of a bright red bird with a furious expression.
April P started a conversation with a woman her own age; then she saw Dara watching her with a furious expression, a gathering of crackly lines around the eyes, a pinching of the mouth, as though she would eat anyone who tried to be friendly with April P. Needless to say, Dara's possessiveness makes April P uncomfortable.
In the final stanza, the recrimination builds to a furious italicized expression of poetic abnegation: when the moment hatches in time's womb there will be no art talk.
Clooney goes into full ill-advised comedy mode: he has his non-handsome beard on the go; he waggles his head around; he does huge mugging "reaction" faces with big frowny expressions, furious grimaces and evil grins.
This is the price she has paid to understand Schubert, and the music itself is re- interpreted, not merely as the bourgeois surface under which passions boil, but as an expression of furious pain.
He is the opposite of telegenic, because his demeanor is formal and his natural expression is a furious frown.
The frontrunner, Theresa May, communicates something horrifying, not through her appearance, but rather her unique expression of unwavering, furious disgust.
His already ruddy expression flushed a furious scarlet, his voice rose almost to choking, and he slammed his briefing book on the table.
Ferrante never shows us the letters that her heroine, Olga, composes in the throes of her frenzied grief; in "Ties," Vanda's precise, coldly furious letters are the only expression of her suffering that we see.
