Sentence examples for mood furious from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Mellon said she had been "sitting alone in a grim mood — furious that the press attacked Senator Edwards on the price of a haircut.

I was sitting alone in a grim mood — furious that the press attacked Senator Edwards on the price of a haircut.

About the same time, it said, Mrs. Mellon wrote a note to Mr. Young, saying: "I was sitting alone in a grim mood — furious that the press attacked Senator Edwards on the price of a haircut.

A factor analysis revealed three independent factors consisting of a total of nine descriptors: (1) Anxious mood (nervous, worried, scared, anxious), (2) depressed mood (sad, hopeless), and (3) angry mood (angry, furious, bitter).

Mother Nature, prone to furious mood swings, is often a mass murderer.

And as she goes through furious mood swings, has tantrums and fails to take responsibility for her actions, this sexual explorer turns into a royal pain in the neck.

They were all mood swings — vindictive, sultry, furious, tearful, wry, hopeful — with emotions shifting from phrase to phrase, in her improvisatory singing and in shrewd band arrangements.

That performance had left the Rangers faithful furious and their mood would have worsened if Livi's Danny Mullen had scored instead of firing over the bar after breaking through the visiting defence early on.

Media captionThe BBC's Paul Adams: "The mood in Amman tonight is furious" Jordan has confirmed the death of pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh after a video published online by Islamic State (IS) claimed to show him being burned alive.

But the reconstruction efforts have been painfully slow, and the public mood has shifted from frustrated to furious.

But reconstruction efforts have been painfully slow, and the public mood has shifted from frustrated to furious.