Sentence examples for intense fury from inspiring English sources
"intense fury" is a valid phrase in written English
You could use it to describe a powerful emotion or reaction to a situation. Example: After hearing the news, she was filled with intense fury.
"The amusing thing about Alf," Greene told a Time magazine interviewer, "is the intense fury aroused among those who share his prejudices.
Isn't a domestically made Bee-2 good enough?" Many in China who recalled intense fury over the plane collision feel little right now.
Nonetheless, Boroujerdi's new book, which expresses his religious views, has triggered intense fury against him.
But you haven't yet experienced the intense fury you'll encounter on this video tour of Etihad Airways' first class apartments.
Indeed, what started as an outbreak of intense religious fury on the part of one young man in the Afghan hills has since developed into a fever that has yet to break.
In an article in this month's edition of the journal The Psychologist, psychoanalyst Richard Gottlieb argues that this book and other works by Sendak are "fascinating studies of intense emotions – disappointment, fury, even cannibalistic rage – and their transformation through creative activity".
So intense is the fury that Desai's aunt, a doctor with a practice in the market, told India's Outlook magazine that she has not "told people here about my niece, or the book, or that she won an award.
Keep this up, and that way lies voter fury, so intense that even a stairway to heaven will not save him.
He continues, "Stanton gorges himself to a certain excess, but also treats us to graphic fireworks that are striking in their freedom, their fury, their intense creative quest" and concludes that the movie offers "an ingenuity that sometimes borders on the ridiculous, but also a candor, a virginity that renders this thunderous object terribly fragile.
The intense prolonged scream of anguish and fury should generate enough free electricity to sustain the house, until the next bill arrives.
