Sentence examples for particularly furious from inspiring English sources

But this year conservatives were feeling particularly furious with the establishment and with incumbents.

"She was particularly furious at how she felt Rockefeller had been trashed by the Nixon people," Mr. Schechter said.

Senior Tories are particularly furious that Samantha Cameron and Frances Osborne, wives of the leader and shadow chancellor respectively, are believed to have been targeted.

Sometimes, in the midst of a particularly furious run, it can seem as if we are actually hearing his vocal cords separating, fraying, going up in flames.

Mr. Olmert is particularly furious because he crossed party lines to support Mr. Barak in the last election on the basis of a pledge not to divide Jerusalem.

Particularly furious, Trump called Curiel "a very hostile judge," a "judge, who happens to be, we believe, Mexican, which is great.

Some diehard conservatives, particularly, were furious, accusing Mr. Clinton of benefiting from special treatment.

With dozens of students in the audience of 1,500, the booing came particularly fast and furious.

In private, he was reportedly furious, particularly with the ascent of Feiglin.

Many parents are furious, particularly because some grades are studying a new curriculum this year.

Today, the pace of progress in fermentation is fast and furious, particularly since the advent of genetic engineering and the recent advances in computer sciences and process control.