Sentence examples for much furious from inspiring English sources

How much furious despair is generated from so much collateral damage?

Disappointingly, this part of the book becomes a lurid fairy tale whose heroine is not so much furious as a Fury, not so much disillusioned as a Devil.

Advisers say Mrs. Clinton is not so much furious about the scandal, as she is worried about containing the political damage.

Like The Matrix two years earlier, Donnie Darko became the subject of many a beetle-browed academic monograph and much furious internet-geek debate.

"Hawking: God did not create universe", the Times announced on its front page, a splash story that was followed up for several days with as much furious religious reaction that the paper's writers could muster.

The speculation now is how much more Furious 7 has left in the tank before Avengers: Age of Ultron clanks in on the penultimate April weekend; if the US holds well next time, and Japan kicks in strongly on 17 April, some people believe it could go as high as no 4 on the worldwide all-time chart, unseating the final Harry Potter.

JFM: I know I should be taking action -- getting on the phone, sending emails and resumes, making connections at a much more furious pace than what I'm doing.

After so much complex, furious virtuosity, the pianist's many fans (the hall was packed) brought Ohlsson back for an apt encore: "Clair de Lune" from Debussy's "Suite bergamasque," stretched for every drop of poetry, but a welcome change from all the angst that had come before.

It will all look very much like the furious arguments over the Deceased Wife's Sister Act of 1907.

But there is so much to be furious about this sports season and so few disks.

Then there were the eyes of Graeme Swann, not so much glazed as furious – with umpire Daryl Harper, with the wet ball, with life.