Sentence examples for got so furious from inspiring English sources

The fact that the Americans got so furious at Al Jazeera for showing the bin Laden tapes only increased the network's popularity and credibility among Arabs.

"He thought I exchanged my talent for the family life and he got so furious that he didn't coach or speak to me for two years," she told me.

In 2003, during the halftime of a game against its rival Arsenal that Man United was losing, Ferguson got so furious he kicked a stray boot that hit David Beckham above the eye and created a gash that needed stitches.

After the oil boom of the late 70's, orthodox Islamic clerics got so furious at the louche behavior of the royals -- jetting off to Europe, buying bigger houses and cars, and spending less time on family -- that they went "into overdrive," as one Saudi official put it.

I used to get so furious about this".

"Oh, I get so furious when people are narrow-minded about colored people.

"I would get so furious that I was bullied," he says.

This is why I get so furious when people say it makes no difference whether there is a Labour or Tory government.

Ever since I started covering politics, the Democratic ruling class has been driven by one fantasy: that voters will get so furious at people with M.B.A.'s that they will hand power to people with Ph.D.'s.

The Republican ruling class has been driven by the fantasy that voters will get so furious at people with Ph.D.'s that they will hand power to people with M.B.A.'s.

These displays of aggression may have fuelled another age-old myth about lemmings: that they get so furious they explode.