Sentence examples for furious nature from inspiring English sources

Users may simply regard a "promoted tweet" as one that should be ignored – which, given the fast and furious nature of the medium, is easy to do.

By halftime, the Owls were suffering from whiplash, such was the furious nature of Duke's passing, and the Blue Devils led by 47-25.

"At that time I was furious; it spoiled nature," she said in the hardware store her family has run for generations, on the edge of a fjord in the shadow of Samnanger's town hall.

Even more than the margin of defeat, fans are furious at the nature of their team's performance, which lacked any kind of fighting spirit.

More witnesses who will attest to Pistorius's jealous nature and furious temper are expected next week, not least the former footballer Mark Bachelor, who claims to have heard the athlete threaten to break an ex-boyfriend's legs.

The band were furious when the exact nature of Malcolm's condition and the location where he was being treated, carefully kept private, were revealed via a report in the Sydney Morning Herald in September.

Mother Nature is furious.

Adjeng's mother, aware of the story's autobiographical nature, is furious and, after going to Adjeng's apartment, blames everything on Adjeng's father abandoning them.

Where Watson was uncompromising with anyone who harmed nature - and furious with Greenpeace for not being radical enough - Hunter was laconic, mischievous and philosophical about what he called the "perilous" state of the global environment.

Mother Nature, prone to furious mood swings, is often a mass murderer.

Chicago Tribune writer Greg Kot called the song exhilarating in nature, with a furious, layered, percussion beat, praising the song's narrative about a man who "lost in translation with a whole … nation".