Sentence examples for fury spread from inspiring English sources
The fury spread to Tunisia's coastal cities, growing as gory imagery relayed by cell phones and the internet clashed with the sanitised blandness of state television.
"Where were you when we were being killed by live bullets?" many asked of so-called "white Turks" rising up for the first time.But as public fury spread, the Kurds tilted towards the protesters.
Here was the new atavism — or, at any rate, the old earthen British fury, spreading into parts of the body politic that it had not previously touched.
Violence spread throughout Ukraine as Cossacks and peasants vented their fury on those they associated with Polish tyranny and social oppression landlords, officials, Latin and Uniate clergy, and Jews.
A long-suppressed fury has spread throughout the land.
But it was hard to predict that the fury would spread to a state that has virtually no taxes.
And that fury could spread to the grassroots, especially if some of the hopefuls for the Republican presidential nomination make a show of sounding more conservative than Mr Bush on abortion, gay rights or immigration.If Mr Bush's approval rating sinks—and most polls put it around 40%—he will find it ever harder to make Congress do what he wants.
But fury has spread, spurring some young Kashmiris to demand a more violent, more bloody response than mere strikes and stones.On November 10th three men in Pattan, a small town a few minutes' drive down the hill from Palhallan, took matters into their own hands.
Antigovernment fury is spreading across the country, with people enraged at President Joseph Kabila for allowing Goma to fall.
Indian law forbids revealing the names of rape victims and survivors, but the next morning, as the news of the horrific sexual assault spread, fury and loathing began to spread throughout Delhi and elsewhere in India.
In his spare time, he is tweeting and blogging with fury, helping to spread his message that it is time to "destroy the feudal system of power" that has occupied the Kremlin.
