Sentence examples similar to fury driven from inspiring English sources

Afterward, Henry's shame and stifled fury drive him to a self-destructive spree.

Understandable fury drives the book along to an ending that resolves in self-acceptance and a certain courage.

The Arab militias, full of pride and fury, have driven more than one million black Africans from their homes since early 2003, causing a crisis for civilians that the United Nations says is without parallel anywhere in the world.

It is a fury that drove parents to put their children on the picket line, a fury that fueled shouting matches and insults.

He rides Harley-Davidson motorcycles and still has the 1970 Plymouth Fury he drove in college.

The wave of public fury that drove Eduard A. Shevardnadze from the presidency in November was not at heart about stolen elections, corruption or repression.

It is a fury that drove a man to pick a fight with a woman carrying her baby simply because she supported Obama.

That fury helped drive major gains in the 1992 elections, which swept four more women into the Senate, Democrats all ― Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein of California, Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois, and Patty Murray of Washington.

Several of my Facebook friends reasoned that when people are angry, blinded by fury, they are driven to hurt the person responsible for their rage in the worst way possible.

This is a familiar story in the Middle East, where any sort of popular sovereignty has tended to unleash the furies and drive minorities into exile.

The rebels are driven by fury and desperation.