Sentence examples for mention fury from inspiring English sources

Urwand doesn't mention "Fury" and "Black Legion," with their loathing of mob violence, either.

We called the Brad Pitt - David Ayer collaboration mentioned above "Fury".

He had never mentioned any fury towards the press.

And it seems only fair to mention – given Chinese media fury at what it's been labelling its "worst Olympics flop" – that China has called bingo! in the table tennis, taking four of the four golds.

The Atoms and the Fury got a mention, as did the TV ad which featured Peter Osgood juggling a ball across the Walt Whitman bridge followed a gang of urchins.

The Liberal federal director, Brian Loughnane, is also said to have mentioned the prime minister's "fury" at the absence of these government China free trade ads in the lead-up to Canning next weekend during a meeting of marginal seat MPs on Wednesday.

Call me an iPad loving, twitter inured, digital evangelist if you must, but I fail to understand the fury that the mere mention of the word "brand" provokes across all shades of the modern British public.

Ronald Reagan, elected in 1980, did not mention AIDS publicly until 1987, and Gran Fury's work often took aim at conservative politicians and religious leaders who opposed gay rights.

Engaging, dapper and talkative, the mention of his name provokes some colleagues to fury.

This Old Testament fury causes Obama to retreat from mentioning the division of Jerusalem: "The response from Netanyahu, the Republicans and the American Jewish organizations would be too ferocious to bear".

Wilder tweeted overnight: "I see you @Tyson-Fury.... £ImComingForYou" But Fury said: "Why do we need to mention Deontay Wilder?