Sentence examples for furiously personal from inspiring English sources
It's not a movie like Malick's other films, but it's as furiously personal as the others.
As we speak, your typical Wall Street managing director is glancing at CNBC in his office, intermittently checking six computer screens, thumbing out e-mails on his BlackBerry, barking out orders to a personal assistant all the while furiously working out on the elliptical machine.
I know Francis a little and I think it might take as long as half an hour before the creative consultant was actively, then furiously, then desperately engaged in articulating a personal vision that should not be denied.
When I was finally ready to put the album together, it came out very fast and furiously and was coming from a very personal place.
Germany's leaders have reacted furiously and are now subjecting Draghi to nationalistic personal attacks.
His arrest therefore suggests that Republican politicians should judge not the personal lives of others, lest they be caught winking furiously at undercover cops or adding underage boys as friends on MySpace.
Because Mapplethorpe's story is already familiar, the movie devotes most of its time to Wagstaff, whose personal history is a classic case of repressed or closeted homosexuality belatedly and furiously unleashed.
ROME — Ever since the Italian media began peering into Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's personal life — and found a host of attractive young women — his supporters have been furiously trying to change the subject.
Brief outings to a bingo hall and a swimming pool barely lighten the mood, but not until he rolls furiously downhill to his lawyer's office, where there is no wheelchair access, do the film's unpleasant personal details transform into political insults.
