Sorry if I sound furious – I am.
On the phone, Ibrahim sounded furious, bewildered, despairing — and determined.
She sounded furious, as though he had tried to sell her the item himself.
(He still sounded furious about the February uprising of 1934, when the Austrian army had shelled communist housing estates in Vienna, which had forced him to reconsider his future).
But, on closer inspection, all the talk about politics being convulsed by the crunch, and of the revival of stark ideological conflict, seems a little overblown.In my beginning is my endThis is a standard manoeuvre for modern oppositions: sound furious, scaremonger about an impending apocalypse, but offer reassurance by pinching many of the other party's ideas.
Others sounded simply furious.
Politicians often get into trouble when they're trying to sound more furious than they feel.
She growled or sighed the word "amor"; she could sound tearful, furious, desolate.
Others, though, have sounded positively furious – as evidenced by the now-legendary words of the Tory backbencher Nadine Dorries, a native of inner-city Liverpool, whose father was a bus driver.
Can Peter Pears really sing?" before going into the next room, from which the sound of furious typing was heard; he then emerged with a sheaf of paper and a seraphic smile, saying: "It's Britten's greatest song cycle".
