Sentence examples for justifiably furious from inspiring English sources

Justifiably furious, I'd say.

Americans are justifiably furious with big business.

They are justifiably furious that they aren't getting that action.

The American people are justifiably furious that they gave their trust to Obama and the congressional Democrats and that confidence was betrayed.

But here something went horribly wrong and MS Dhoni could justifiably be furious.

Voters are justifiably angry.

They've already got one, thank you, and will be justifiably disgusted if you try to position yourself that way, the non-custodial parent will be furious, and your partner will be put in a very awkward position.

In Britain yesterday, furious polemical arguments were already taking place around the description of Anders Behring Breivik as a "Christian fundamentalist" – some justifiably wishing to dissociate fundamentalism from Christianity.

"Maybe justifiably".

And justifiably so.

Aswany is justifiably proud.