Sentence examples for more furious therefore from inspiring English sources

America grew steadily more furious, therefore, as Japan turned to colonialism and tried to carve up China on its own.

The more Dr. Corti listened, the more furious he became.

Politicians often get into trouble when they're trying to sound more furious than they feel.

The debate over autism was even more furious, and it resulted in a similar rapprochement.

"People are more furious," Mr. Kibeida said "The mood has changed".

But I was even more furious with the intelligence agents.

Can the movies possibly get any faster or more furious?

Other rich countries have had house-price booms too, but Britain's has been faster and more furious (see chart).

But while terror makes some people shut up, it makes many more furious and determined to strike back.

They are even more furious this time because the production team of the play is entirely Asian.

Ruth, rigid and defiant, is the more furious of the two.