Sentence examples for increasingly furious from inspiring English sources

O'Connor sent two additional letters to the singer, which grew increasingly furious and threatened legal action.

Subsequently, Lindqvist wrote increasingly furious books his targets did not want to read.

As the hearings dragged on, Forcelli became increasingly furious with a system that seemed unable to correct a mistake.

What do you use as a staging ground for a relationship with an increasingly furious and despairing adolescent?

Probably because Ankara has become increasingly furious, since Russian air strikes started in Syria on 30 September, that Russian jets were routinely invading its airspace.

On the beach in Montauk, a bride is heading down a sandy aisle, and who cares if the harpist is being drowned out by an increasingly furious surf.

While August begins spending his evenings drinking and seeing other women, Hattie grows increasingly angry and bitter — furious at her wayward husband and overwhelmed with the responsibilities of caring for her expanding family.

As it proceeds, it's increasingly fast, furious and funny.

A languorous duet for alto sax and guitar is backed by a polyrhythmic percussion flurry, until Hobbs slowly breaks free of the framework and cuts loose with an increasingly rapid, furious, almost angry-sounding solo that's one of the highlights of the set.

In the opening scene, the young women, being driven home from a party, carry on a furious argument about the past tense of an obscenity, as John grows increasingly infuriated by their yammering and crashes the vehicle.

His government is coming under intense criticism, not just from the international community, but increasingly from a furious Indian public.