Sentence examples for fury aroused from inspiring English sources

The feelings of fury aroused by diehard Castilians on the other side can be just as absurd.

"The amusing thing about Alf," Greene told a Time magazine interviewer, "is the intense fury aroused among those who share his prejudices.

Mr Crawford focuses on motorbikes, with doses of classical philosophy, rather than domestic gripes.Mr Frauenfelder rightly highlights the impotent fury aroused by tamper-proof tabs seals, and the joy of mastering recalcitrant gadgets.

Rahman's intention to sell Henry Moore's Draped Seated Woman has aroused fury in the art world.

Its conception, its radical reconfigurings and the fury these have aroused say volumes about how power is gained and maintained here.

Though the case involved a four-year-old Muslim boy, it aroused fury among Germany's 120,000 Jews and others around the world.

Shortly after the news broke, Mayor Bloomberg aroused fury among victims' families and in the press when he said, "We wanted to have a hero, and there are plenty of heroes.

She was a vocal critic of the war in Iraq, and aroused fury among some conservatives in the United States by questioning whether it was accurate to describe the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 as "cowardly".

In Der vollkommene Capellmeister (1739; "The Perfect Chapelmaster"), he notes that joy is elicited by large intervals, sadness by small intervals; fury may be aroused by a roughness of harmony coupled with a rapid melody; obstinacy is evoked by the contrapuntal combination of highly independent (obstinate) melodies.

YOU WANT TO STAY on the good side of the guy who runs the mighty Mirage gambling empire, for hell hath no fury like an aroused Steve Wynn.

The rent rises were steep and aroused fury in working class districts such as Govan, the home of Mary Barbour, the driving force behind the resistance.