Sentence examples for in furor from inspiring English sources

Begin with pickled cabbage to understand what you are in for: a shock of salt, more than you would have thought endurable, not neutralized but matched in furor by the sharp acidity of rice wine vinegar and scalding chile pepper.

Re "Once Again, Prozac Takes Center Stage, in Furor" (July 18): As a psychologist, I agree that Prozac and other antidepressants are often overemphasized by insurance companies seeking ways to shorten psychological treatment.

A11 NATIONAL A14-18 White Honse OffensiveIne In Furor Over Bush Speech The White House mounted an aggressive campaign to contain what several Republicans said was a potentially worrisome dispute over President Bush's use of suspect information in pressing for a war on Iraq.

Anyone who hates hypocrisy and double standards must be gratified to read that the historian Doris Kearns Goodwin has begun to pay a tangible price for the "inadvertent copying" from others' works for use in her own ("Writer Leaves 'NewsHour' in Furor Over Book," news article, Feb. 28).

Matwyshyn's observations about privacy concerns were prescient: Three months later, users erupted in furor over changes in Facebook's terms of service agreement that appeared to give the social network ownership of user data.

Without prompting, the arena of more than 19,000 people all booed in furor, empathetic and angry.

China's renewed threat of war against Taiwan has caused anxiety in the West, but Beijing's military options for attacking the island remain limited and impractical, a fact often overlooked in the furor in Washington.

Since "don't ask, don't tell" was enacted in a political furor in 1993, more than 13,000 members have been forced from service, the vast majority with honorable discharges, many leaving with vital talents as linguists and intelligence analysts.

The same strategy, under the name attrition through enforcement, was at the heart of laws adopted in Arizona in 2010 and last year in Alabama, causing a furor in both states.

These are topics that often are lost in the furor of personal attacks and rarely become major issues in presidential and other important elections.

Even the bomb crews got swept up in the furor, dubbing the Able weapon Gilda, after Rita Hayworth's character in the film of the same name.