Sentence examples for just as furious from inspiring English sources
If these do not materialise, there should be a backstop to ensure that they receive at least a basic pension.Americans in virtuous states and cities will be just as furious about their tax dollars flowing to Detroit and other distressed places as Germans are about euros going to southern Europe.
In the biggest optical illusion the internet has encountered since The Dress, a photo posted to the Facebook group Reasons My Son Is Crying has triggered a debate just as furious, with many people convinced it's the Forrest Gump actor, despite the original post stating it was Bill Murray.
But if I were an investor in Benchmark's funds, I'd be just as furious with the venture firm.
The strumming patterns are just as fast and furious, demanding good timekeeping and stamina to ensure you can get all the way through a tune.
A gentle boil is just as hot as a furious one.
At some point, as with Nixon's bold breakthrough with China, undertaken against furious protests (just as vehement as Aipac would be on talks with Iran), the questions must be asked: "What do we want, what do they want, and what do we both want?" Areas of overlapping interest must be developed.
The immediate criticism of her "crazy" "meltdown" reaction and "diva-like" behavior was met with a backlash just as fast and even more furious.
Desperate for a place to live without being bothered by furious citizens, Simpson makes a heartfelt speech, professing that he is just as imperfect as everyone else, causing the residents of Quahog to apologize and embrace with him.
Adorned with these sentimental tunes, the bleakness of the fairy tale is easy to overlook, just as the furious congas are in danger of being lost under pop-song melodies.
Just as there was furious and corrupt jockeying for high office in the Orthodox church, the appointment of the hospodars was also accompanied by intrigue and corruption.
"And the English translation came through the walkie-talkie sets in the General Assembly in tones that were just as impassioned, angry, sarcastic, sardonic, pleading and furious".
