Sentence examples for fury around from inspiring English sources

A day out on the Isle of Wight sparks phoney fury around the globe.

The fury around grunting only really crops up on the women's side of the game.

He acknowledges that themes such as betrayal, emotional grief and "fury around the fallout" did inform the work.

Maybe he senses that for all the sound and fury around Liverpool yesterday, they are still a long way from title contenders.

The questions came thick and fast and were, necessarily, provocative but, in the midst of the maelstrom, Gus Poyet remained strangely serene, at times even appearing a little detached from the sound and fury around him.

A group of men arrested in Denmark on Wednesday were about to mount a "Mumbai style" attack on the Danish newspaper that ignited Muslim fury around the world by publishing satirical cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in 2005, the head of the Danish Security and Intelligence Service said.

Its Apollo is a fine comic character, a sort of laid-back playboy who tells the mother-killer Orestes, "You worry too much, relax" as three snake-haired Furies rage around him, trying to tear him apart.

President Bush's White House has offered no serious answer to the problem of America's energy dependence and no strategy for calming anti-American furies around the world.

Born in 1903, he spent his shortened twenties in something of a fury, hurtling around Europe and engaging with the most exciting intellectuals of the time.

Ever since Liverpool came within a whisker and a slip of winning the Premier League title two years ago, there has been frustration and fury bubbling around Anfield, a sense of opportunity missed and momentum wasted.

She had spurts of weeping, once in a while of uncontrollable shaking, but she emerged from these in quick fits of fury, walking around the house and slapping her fist into her palm.