Sentence examples for rising fury from inspiring English sources

Gregory, 69, a retired California psychotherapist, chronicles his father's rising fury in the 1960s and '70s with black and feminist militancy and academia's rejection of the great writers as "dead white men".

He has stepped up his public appearances, embracing his role as an international business booster and conciliator amid rising fury over government-imposed austerity measures intended to help shore up confidence in the country's finances.

Because the Baucus plan does little to control runaway medical costs, Mr. Reinhardt says, insurers will still need to raise premiums year after year to keep up -- fueling the rising fury of a public that, under the Baucus rules, would be forced by a federal mandate to buy the increasingly expensive insurance.

By speaking so apologetically and self-critically and by promising to redefine the bureau's mission to prevent further terrorist acts, the agency's director sought to quell the rising fury of criticism in Congress and elsewhere over the bureau's shaky performance in advance of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Nevertheless this was her domain and she glared at her husband's clumsy fumbling with a rising fury, thinking of all the damning things she would say to him later, after the children had gone to their respective rooms to do God knows what for hours on end.

As Britain's tax on bank bonuses shows, fiscal policy in the rich world risks being driven by rising public fury at bankers and bail-outs.

Responding to a rising national fury, the government fired the health minister, Yerbolat Dosayev, along with the governor of South Kazakhstan Province, where 55 children, including infants, contracted H.I.V. through blood transfusions and injections at a hospital in the city of Shymkent.

Just as American treasury secretaries needed to shout loudly about China's currency in order to appease a potentially protectionist Congress, so Beijing officials must hector Americans about their profligacy to assuage rising domestic fury about the losses China faces on its reserve holdings.

The latest oddity came on 9 December as protests rose to fury in Parliament Square.

Third, that these or other slights give rise to fury among Catholic traditionalists.

HEMPSTEAD, N.Y., Aug. 15 — His voice rises in fury when a special teams player misses a blocking assignment or makes the wrong cut on a return.