Sentence examples for sort of furious from inspiring English sources

And I value and love the fact that this sort of furious debate is going on about the art form I've decided to spend my life pursuing.

I'm totally perplexed by and sort of furious at Atticus when he has their aunt move in, who is just a heinous creature and is clearly there to get Scout to wear a skirt and wash her face, because I so don't want her to do anything like that.

This sort of fast-and-furious stuff is always about a group's fervent absorption in some specialized obsession.

Other topics came fast and furious: What sort of storage beneath the driver's seat, net or bin?

Any suggestion that he had crossed the line and become too friendly with his negotiating partners, or had offered any sort of secret deal, brought forth furious denials.

After the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington in 2001, however, Hitchens announced he was no longer on the left – while denying he had become any kind of conservative – and "swore a sort of oath to remain coldly furious" until "fascism with an Islamic face" was "brought to a most strict and merciless account".

In "The Hairy Ape," O'Neill sets the early scenes of the play "in the bowels of a ship," where "the room is crowded with men, shouting, cursing, laughing, singing a confused, inchoate uproar swelling into a sort of unity, a meaning the bewildered, furious, baffled defiance of a beast in a cage".

Nick Boles, the Conservative MP for Grantham and Stamford said: "I'm dismayed and furious and sort of just stunned". The MP accused NHS Improvement, which commissioned the report, of attempting "a wholesale downgrade and reorganisation of A&E services in Lincolnshire".

For instance: "A Twitter and Facebook storm was last night raging as all social network users pressed for everyone in Britain to be sacked for offending everyone else… 'I am furious about some sort of unacceptable situation that I have read about on the internet when I was supposed to be working,' another outraged Facebooker posted".

Sort of like that killer drone from Furious Seven.

And after months of furious blogging, tweeting and writing for Web sites, Paul has made a career of Internet journalism, sort of.