Sentence examples for source of fury from inspiring English sources
Duncan's rewards are a source of fury and Kevin Lygo's £1.1m salary as director of television compares with an average level for staffers of £72,000 last year.
The biggest source of fury, though, is the 72 homes whose occupants were moved to brand new houses elsewhere in the town in preparation for Tesco's arrival – all structurally sound, but still destined for demolition.
These sorts of tax-avoidance shenanigans have become a source of political fury in the U.S. and much of Europe.
The run-out has been a feature of Australian innings recently and the source of merriment, fury and controversy.
The lord chief justice has condemned the excessive time it takes to pursue appeals through British and European courts as "unacceptable" and a source of "real fury".
Without referring directly to the preacher, Lord Chief Justice Igor Judge, the head of the judiciary for England and Wales, said that any case that dragged on for eight years was "a source of real fury to me".
If we give up our weapons, how can we fight?" It was the occupation itself, not lack of electricity or engagement with local people, that was the source of their fury.
And, as Simone de Beauvoir reports (and as I mention in the piece), the extermination of the Jews of Europe was, for the young Lanzmann, the source of unquenched fury.
But addressing the general problem at his annual press conference, he said: "Any case that takes eight years through a series of judicial processes to come to a conclusion — and it hasn't yet come to a conclusion – is a source of real fury to me.
Last month, Judge said legal holdups were "a source of real fury to me" and in reference to Hamza added: "I do not think … you will discover that the delays in that particular case, or in many like it, are actually to be levelled at the doors of the courts here".
The source of her fury was her notion that her computer's operating system had been designed idiotically as some sort of personal affront to her.
