Sentence examples for glaring furiously from inspiring English sources

Mr Smith and Mr Cleveland are presumably glaring furiously at each other.

This final installment of "The Writer" chapters bristles with disagreeable little encounters: A Berlin bus driver wordlessly indicated his displeasure with the way I positioned my ticket on the smallish metal tray by pointedly straightening it before he stamped it — all the while glaring furiously at me.

It turned and glared furiously on hearing his approach.

Harvey!" The pitcher with the beard and the piercing eyes glared furiously at Collins.

Gaunt and glaring and playing furiously against his quietly noble type, Mr. Harris isn't going for laughs in a movie that doesn't realize that it should have been a comedy.

"Gaunt and glaring and playing furiously against his quietly noble type, Mr. Harris isn't going for laughs in a movie that doesn't realize that it should have been a comedy," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times in January.

What? he barked, glaring at me furiously, summoning his official translator, and looking pointedly at his watch.

But Ryder's performance is much deeper, whether she's furiously chain-smoking or glaring down doubters in a local store.

Using the movie math of "Stranger Things," Byers is on a Venn diagram of JoBeth Williams, in "Poltergeist," and Richard Dreyfuss, in "Close Encounters". But Ryder's performance is much deeper, whether she's furiously chain-smoking or glaring down doubters in a local store.

It's time to start furiously washing our hands, disinfecting our keyboards, and glaring at the sneezing passengers on the subway — and yet despite our best efforts, many of us will still find ourselves in mucus-induced agony.

When not glaring down at miscreants in the front row, MacKaye works up a righteous sweat, while Picciotto, playing the teenage sidekick to MacKaye's grown-up, flings himself around and gyrates furiously.