Sentence examples for inspired fury from inspiring English sources

She would insist that my nose was smaller – the kind of well-meaning parenting that just inspired fury and distrust.

Historically, left-leaning groups such as the Dixie Chicks have inspired fury and recrimination, and been effectively banished from Nashville.

Watching his smug countenance as he went to and from from the courthouse to his penthouse (before his bail was revoked) inspired fury.

Not so surprising, then, that the Town of Huntington's somewhat clandestine and indisputably ham-handed resolution to obliterate the Spanish-style arches at Crab Meadow Beach — relics of a bygone era, circa 1937, and one of the more felicitous products of the Works Progress Administration in the Great Depression — inspired fury, along with a furious lawsuit, from its citizenry.

These are not dramatic closures of maternity wards, big events that would inspire fury and noisy protest; instead the process is much smaller, more fragmented in scale, and hardest felt by people who tend not to be particularly powerful or vocal.

A thing that inspires fury and fear and violence and, yes, murder. .

Their trial inspired national fury, revived in 2001 when they were released under new names.

The vote in the House came in a surprisingly civil session, about a measure that has inspired partisan fury.

If, for a brief period, Gaza's secretive illegal railroad to Europe had been spoken of as a source of hope, now it inspires only fury and bitterness.

What has inspired the subsequent fury?

Watching them going about their business, you don't feel the kind of fury inspired by "Inside Job," Charles Ferguson's great muckraking documentary on the origins of the financial crisis, but rather a mix of dread, disgust, pity and confusion.