Sentence examples for seems furious from inspiring English sources
He seems furious at even the slightest hint of authority in my body language.
As a good multilateralist, Mr Blair seems furious that the UN does not share his concerns.The second is that Mr Blair is much closer to the Texan than their superficial differences might suggest.
Chief Wiggum, on the other hand, initially seems furious that the police department used was wasted on what turned out to not even be a real case, but he drops his anger when he learns he will be in the show and Eddie and Lou will be given producer credits.
She seemed furious at his intervention.
Some Labour MPs seem furious, or scared – or possibly both.
Many seem furious with democracy and capitalism, which they believe led to their shattered dreams.
Warren later told friends that they seemed furious at his inability to recall meetings at Dewey & LeBoeuf that had occurred nearly five years earlier.
At times last night, Trump seemed furious at everyone who was furious at him, including the man he'd picked to be Vice-President.
He seemed furious that his wife had diverged from the script and implied that he was more career-oriented than his public image suggests.
As they came backstage again, they were breathlessly interrogating each other: "Did you get stuck in the crowd?" "They wouldn't get out of the way!" They seemed furious, and excited, and very happy.
