Sentence examples for pretty furious from inspiring English sources

Unsuprisingly, many are pretty furious.

I wouldn't be surprised if Monica Mason, the director of the Royal Ballet, was feeling pretty furious the last couple of days.

He wore an immaculate cream-colored Nehru suit, brocaded at the collar, and, though he smiled a great deal, he seemed pretty furious with the Times.

5.06pm BST 2 min: Atletico start by pinching the ball and sprinting down-field, one-touch passing at pace setting the early tone, which is pretty furious.

It's hard not to feel pretty furious with poor old John Ruskin for destroying a folio of work by this country's greatest painter, Turner.

Hunt's draft letter: James Murdoch is pretty furious at Vince [Cable]'s referral to Ofcom [of News Corp's bid to take full control of BSkyB].

You'd have to be pretty determinedly furious not to feel the warmth and charm of this show from British duo Action Hero, in which the shots at the bar, showdown in the aisle, and fight at the card table leap off the screen and into your eyeline.

A dense, almost hallucinatory drawing in which household objects rain down on the Earth, it contains a line – "O human misery, how many things you must serve for money" – that suggests Da Vinci was pretty damned furious about the rampant consumerism of Renaissance Italy.

They were pretty fucking furious.

The 12 Anger Experience Index items have the following responses: one (I'm not angry at all), two (I'm a little bit angry), three(I'm pretty angry), and four (I'm very angry. I'm furious).

It's pretty fast and furious".