There is perhaps no other social or political occasion in which the pat response to one's offer of prayers is instant righteous fury and open, bitter disbelief.
Perhaps the most notable feature of Mitchell Johnson's series-shaping performance to date has been his sheer relentlessness: moustache perpetually aquiver, offering not only extreme pace but instant left-arm fury on tap, anger to order from a fast bowler for whom every straw appears to be the last straw.
If there was one thing that characterized the Chicago cops, it was energy, tremendous energy, a high pitch of personal energy, and a nonchalance that could change on the instant into white-faced fury.
For an instant it seemed as though Fury was done as he lay flat on his back.
Chronic lateness cost him his job at Joe's, he's been in prison, and he's unnervingly quick to anger, a genuine good nature turning to livid fury in an instant.
For an instant, a wave of rage filled Richard, a plosive pure fury at his wife for not being here where she was needed.
This was just one of many explosive criticisms of Trump, Bannon's former boss, his staff and family in media commentator Michael Wolff's instant-blockbuster book Fire and Fury about the the Trump administration, which was first revealed by the Guardian.
Amazed Democrats saw their fury vaporized in an instant.
But when she feels threatened, the facade drops in an instant, revealing the raw and uncontrollable fury beneath.
He pays particular attention to forensic detail, and provides a slow-motion, almost instant-by-instant explanation of how the atom bomb discharged its fury.
