Sentence examples for object of fury from inspiring English sources
(I once managed to praise, within the magazine's pages, the wit of Gore Vidal, an object of fury and litigation for its editor).
In this case, the object of fury was not the work of a great novelist, but a hideous and stupid video produced, at last report, anyway, by a group of U.S.-based Coptic Christians.
It is true that Zardulu's work is very different from the sort of "fake news" that became a post-election object of fury — the latter often seek to profit, no matter the harm it causes, while Zardulu says she only wants to brighten the world.
Their objects of fury have now expanded to include the health care overhaul.
Since ancient Rome, large cities – with their experts, elites and foreigners – have been the object of populist fury.
The Belgian prosecutor's office — the object of Vatican fury over the raids — confirmed that there had been a formal accusation but declined to discuss the source.
The object of their fury: Barack Obama's startling decision to loosen America's 54-year-old embargo on Cuba.Cuba's Communist government is indeed oppressive, while the Castro brothers can fairly be called heinous and will probably do all they can to maintain control.
This week's object of online fury is Malcom Gladwell's take on "Facebook activism," which, he writes, "succeeds not by motivating people to make a real sacrifice but by motivating them to do the things that people do when they are not motivated enough to make a real sacrifice".
The object of Brett's fury, a quarter-century ago on Thursday, was back in the Bronx this week.
The object of their cool fury wasn't the carts dispensing aloe vera juice to the walkers, yoga practitioners, the laughter-club members who descend on the colony's huge greens, nor the dubious "beautification" by local councillors driven more by kickbacks than aesthetics.
Being the prime minister's spouse is one of the more thankless jobs in British politics: the previous incum-bent, Cherie Blair, like Sarah Brown a successful professional involved in good causes, had gone from admired role model to object of ridicule and fury.
