Sentence examples for furious feeling from inspiring English sources

The Americans and Europeans were furious, feeling deceived and manipulated.

Protesters in the square were furious, feeling betrayed by the Islamist group.

The events in the film -- tiny comic moments, episodes of furious feeling and a climactic act of senseless brutality -- unfold without exposition or explanation.

Sadly, little of the furious feeling that consumes McCullers's characters has made its way into the respectful but lifeless stage version that opened on Thursday night at New York Theater Workshop, a co-production with the Acting Company.

Baseball had always been a strong root in their relationship with their father, and the Ripken brothers were furious, feeling as if Cal Sr. had been made a scapegoat after the team had been built with too little talent.

At the time of Mohsni's equaliser Rovers players were furious, feeling the Rangers player had fouled goalkeeper Neil Parry.

It is the consequence of furious feelings and actions that trap her in the horrific logic of infanticide.

A moment when Underwood, told that he has lost the support of his party, hunched over as if to prevent his furious feelings exploding from his chest, might have come directly from Spacey's stage performance as the crookback king.

Furious and feeling he has betrayed their personal vow, Sheila won't budge from her decision (mostly taken out of stubborn principle) to enroll Eileen in a Protestant school.

Hamilton was furious afterwards, feeling it had been deliberate.

"I feel once more outraged, furious with feelings of deception and rebellion at the circus process to make 'saint' a Pope who did nothing to preserve the Catholic Church and society from the horrendous crisis inflicted upon them by the Catholic clergy sexual abuse," Vaca said.