Sentence examples for seething feud from inspiring English sources
Undaunted by US attempts to extradite him to face charges stemming from alleged copyright breaches by his Megaupload website, Dotcom mounted a vigorous counterattack, both in the courts and the public square, ultimately leading to the resignation of two ministers of the crown and a seething feud with the prime minister, John Key.
The early elections, originally agreed for 24 April and then postponed, are part of an EU-brokered agreement to solve the country's seething political feud.
It was the week when radio listeners were mesmerised by a crisis in a dark, amoral realm, seething with feuds, peopled by an elderly dynast, his grotesque family and their troublesome employees.
It was once described by a British judge as a "human form of bear baiting" due to its toxic combination of lie-detector tests, seething family feuds and an irascible presenter seemingly intent on causing trouble.
He denied that the military operation was rooted in a desire for revenge by Misurata, which endured months of shelling by Qaddafi forces during the war and where residents seethe over a feud with Bani Walid that has lasted for decades.
Yet it is one of those stories that seethe with family feuds, vows of vengeance, concealed identities, thwarted love, lusty passions, murder, pain, guilt, deathbed revelations and reconciliations that resonate through the generations.
O'Gara is seething still.
Workers, though, were seething.
TRADE unionists are seething.
