Sentence examples for out of fury from inspiring English sources

A surprising number of great companies were born out of fury and frustration.

When Paul Foot wrote Red Shelley in 1980, it was out of fury that the power of Shelley's political ideas was being lost in sentimental mist.

Set just before the invasion of Iraq in 2003, and written out of fury at the Bush administration's rush to war, it posits Laura Bush reading to a class of dead Iraqi children.

Next week, many Israelis will vote for the right out of fury at Hamas and the desire to have leadership that will stand up to it.

Painting Obama as a socialist is not done simply out of fury over the health care reform defeat, or out of a desperate search for any slander to toss at him.

Know that Cyrus will not be pleased about this & battle you out of fury.

Depicting the out-of-control fury so essential for the meatiest Shakespearean parts was particularly difficult, Mr. Stewart said, because his father was a military man with a prodigious, terrifying temper.

The saga tells the story of the decimation of the line of Atreus; Clytemnestra had hacked to death her husband Agamemnon, and later slew Cassandra, who had foreseen the murders and declared: "Drunken, drunken with blood / To make them dare the more, a reveling rout / Is in the rooms which no man shall cast out, of sister Furies".

John Nicolson, an SNP MP and former broadcaster, read out two of Fury's tweets underlining his homophobic and sexist statements, the latter talking about going home to break his wife's jaw.

They should not try to be funny.' I let out a silent scream of fury, no doubt resembling the Edvard Munch painting I had seen for the first time that day.

Earlier this year hordes of cinema patrons around the world watched – eyes agog, mouths agape, nerves shattered – as George Miller's bat-out-of-hell epic Mad Max: Fury Road exploded on to the big screen.