It is such a funny and tender film, with a superb performance from Dern and a glorious one from June Squibb, playing Woody's plain-speaking, furious wife, Kate.
In these passages from Book 1, the Greek commander Agamemnon excoriates the seer Calchas: The son of Atreus, ruler of the great plain, Agam?on, rose, furious.
Colossal fragments of musical monoliths, whether of Beethoven or Bach or Frescobaldi, are scattered in ruins on desolate plains — before vast and furious reaffirmations of redemptive melodic unity.
Her play, written on a borrowed typewriter the day after her very first trip to the theatre – a young man, "anxious to improve" her mind, had taken her to the Manchester Opera House, whereupon she had finally "discovered something that meant more to me than myself" – is muscular, plain- speaking, funny and furious.
Smith unleashed his work, teasing us with plain verse before building to a furious crescendo that rhymed "land" with "hand".
Andie is plain and beautiful, confident and insecure, wise and foolish, happy and furious, mature and childish, lustful and fearful.
Unarmed but furious, grieving locals denounced the visitors for a demonstration they found "plain disgusting and heartless".
Employees had earlier voted against an 8% pay cut, but gave in when the Times threatened a 23% cut.When the Plain Dealer first said this year it needed to reduce its labour costs by $5m, the newsroom was furious.
Early Pakeha settlers to Canterbury often wrote about the strange winds hitting the settlement: "For a week past, a furious north-westerly gale has been blowing down the gorges… and sweeping across the great shelterless plains with irresistible force".
