Sentence examples for storm of fury from inspiring English sources

But the policy has brought a storm of fury and derision in the blogosphere in Japan.

That point and his intent was quickly lost or deliberately distorted in the storm of fury and condemnation of Farrakhan.

The theatre opened in 1891 with Archer's translation of Ibsen's Gengangere, provoking a storm of moral fury.

When, in 1995, it got a National Lottery grant of £78.5m for the redevelopment, it unleashed a storm of populist fury.

"My stories and my articles," he admitted long ago, "have often unleashed a storm of public fury against me".

Following his Twitter tirade about having to endure playing a set at arguably the UK's most popular music festival, Glastonbury, grime artist Wiley unleashed a fresh storm of social media fury on being booked to play Cockrock, a three-day, non-profit music festival in Cockermouth, Cumbria.

You are living in a time of storm and fury.

Only as relief workers and curious area residents crept into the heart of downtown could they glimpse the full measure of the storm's fury.

MEXICO BEACH, Fla .(AP) — Search-and-rescue teams found at least one body in Mexico Beach, the ground-zero town nearly obliterated by Hurricane Michael, an official said Friday as the scale of the storm's fury became ever clearer.

There seemed a tragically simple calculus to the storm's fury: homes made of bamboo were completely flattened, their flimsy tin roofs splayed on top of the fallen timber; concrete structures fared marginally better, walls still standing, but windows and doors completely blown out by the 195 mph winds.

The sound of sirens sent people scrambling for cover again, but meteorologists said the storm's fury did not match that of the twister last week.