Sentence examples for fury erupts from inspiring English sources

He finds himself in trouble - along with his support team - when public fury erupts over the hundreds of thousands of pounds which MPs have claimed on expenses.

Their story opens: "Fury erupted last night as it was revealed more TV repeats will be shown this Christmas than ever before".

On 6 July, local xenophobic fury erupted again at a meeting held by the regional authorities in Freital which had been designed to defuse anger and open a reconciliation process.

Fury erupted again in September 2003 when the media reported that 400 Japanese tourists had hired 500 Chinese prostitutes for a two-day orgy in the south-eastern resort of Zhuhai.

Widespread fury erupted last year by people everywhere who flooded social media with #OscarsSoWhite to voice their frustration with the Academy for recognizing so few actors of color.

The recent fury erupted when, doing his best to defend Trump from his racist suggestion that an American judge with "Mexican heritage" could not be impartial, Lord suggested it was Trump who was righting a wrong by attacking the judge.

This is not the first time that fury has erupted over self-publicists hiding behind false identities.

Consider the fury that erupted a few years ago when a Palestinian physician posted a user's note on Google Earth maintaining that the Israeli town Kiryat Yam was stolen from the Palestinians in 1948.

In the same vein, fury had erupted around the country a few weeks earlier because of reports that Japanese businessmen had engaged in an orgy with Chinese prostitutes in the southern city of Zhuhai.

This urge to give the North Koreans the benefit of the doubt is in marked contrast to the public fury that erupted after the killings of two South Korean schoolgirls by an American military vehicle in 2002; it was widely claimed that the Yankees murdered them callously.

Would that same fury have erupted if John Edwards had been her opponent?