Sentence examples for less furious from inspiring English sources

The title song is like freakbeat, only less furious.

Less furious than spurious, this will not be counted one of his best books.

If someone inferior wins out over them there is less furious indignation than weary shrugging.

These days, he's less furious and more cranky, but he's still holding the world around him to high standards.

Two decades later, he's less furious and more cranky, but he's still holding the world around him to high standards.

Garrone's film is less furious than Saviano's book, which has the tang of personal nausea, and for that reason, I suspect, it will prove more enduring.

If the latter takes place, she'll arrive sans-shield, her eyes a less-furious shade of red.

Is it even morally justifiable, in the current climate, to be anything less than furious?

But I've found that lay Americans (ie, not members of academia), particularly parents who are forking out fortunes to send their children to college and students, who are starting their lives with huge debts, are nothing less than furious about the subject.

Its $1.09bn overseas total can be read, in context, as a disappointment – slightly below what the far less celebrated Fast & Furious 7 took last year.

It looked a foul on first viewing and while replays were less conclusive, Bruce was furious no free-kick was given.