Sentence examples for furious temper from inspiring English sources
The phrase "furious temper" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a person's tendency to become very angry in a short period of time. For example: "John was well known for his furious temper, so people tended to stay away from him in tense situations."
But Owide Sr is in a furious temper when he arrives and stamps downstairs, shouting at people.
In his jail cell, Klingberg found out about the secret negotiations from his Israeli interrogator, who turned up one day in a furious temper.
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.
Rebekah Brooks was one of most charming women you could ever meet but she also had a furious temper and regularly swore at staff when editor at the Sun, a jury has heard.
In contrast to the amiable personality Mr. Gotti displayed in public, secretly recorded tapes and testimony from former mobsters painted a picture of a narcissistic tyrant with a furious temper who betrayed allies and who ordered the slayings of Gambino loyalists he suspected of being informers or who he thought had not shown him proper respect.
In "Manos al Aire" ("Hands in the Air"), over choppy acoustic rhythm-guitar chords, she tries to defuse a lover's furious temper tantrum; in the electro-pop "Suficiente Tempo" ("Enough Time"), an overworked wife and mother insists, "If we had enough time, I would love you constantly".
After initially furious protests, tempers cooled as the German government explained that its plan was a far-more-limited measure than that authorized by Ireland, but the row exposed many of the tensions at the heart of the European project.
Paddy Ashdown (Obituary, 24 December) was furious, lost his temper and vowed the conference vote would not stand.
The film is highly intelligent, but, despite some furious scenes of temper and bitterness, it has a largely placid bourgeois surface.
A driven and mercurial figure, Bethell inspired both admiration and loathing from his contemporaries, who saw him as an outstanding commander but with a furious and often unjustified, temper.
The four-hour hearing was the latest showdown in a four-year battle that has flared tempers and inspired furious lobbying.
