Sentence examples for profound fury from inspiring English sources
Decked out in robes and war paint, he howls with profound fury and joy while whipping himself into a shamanistic frenzy.
I remember feeling the most profound sense of fury, that my cancer was just so unfair".
It would be easy for a sceptic to argue that none of this sound and fury (except perhaps the H-bomb campaign) signifies anything more profound than the self-importance of the protagonists.
Sound and fury signifying nothing.
But underlying the street fury were profound everyday frustrations that have mounted since the autocratic era of Hosni Mubarak – economic, social, bureaucratic and law and order problems that have convinced many Egyptians that life is getting worse.
In its naked terror and cold fury, in its profound isolation and unresolved conflicts, "Saraband" is a fitting end to Bergman's directorial career, one of the great valedictory works.
The airport carnage has been met with fear and fury, but also profound acts of kindness.
But do they have the mojo to counter the profound soul loss, despair, terror, grief, fury and deep disorientation that comes from the horrors of combat?
His journey from Turkey to the UK took 87 days and he filmed all the way, risking the fury of traffickers who view cameras with profound suspicion.
