Sentence examples for which furious from inspiring English sources

The Sixteenth Quartet isn't especially loud, certainly not compared to the movie's orchestral works by Liszt and Tchaikovsky, but it's easy to imagine exactly which furious passage, from the second movement of the quartet a wild interjection that displays Beethoven's audacity and indifference to the niceties moved Marcus to smash the record to bits.

This was the setting in which a furious argument broke out between the viceroy's advisers.

In other words, Malick had a vision in which the furious and hysterical battle of nations hardly mattered.

Such an appointment would be cheered by the Democratic Party's liberal wing, which remains furious that he was denied the White House in 2000 despite winning the popular vote.

Stefan Wolpe's Passacaglia (1936), from "Four Studies on Basic Tone Rows," is an early serial work in which gnarly, furious passages are offset by an inviting lyricism.

But some of the most heated commentary came from the left, which was furious that the president was enshrining cuts to Social Security as official administration policy.

I will never forget the day that I walked into this newsroom, which was furious about the firing of my predecessor, Dean Baquet.

Bosch confirmed that to ESPN, but M.L.B., which was furious that Braun won his case — based on flaws in the collection process — is investigating every possible connection to Bosch.

But it could be blocked by a legal challenge from unions which are furious that the firm is closing its air hub in Wilmington, Ohio, triggering thousands of lay-offs.

Ohlsson's recital ended with the Fifth Sonata, one of Scriabin's greatest achievements, in which the furious energy of the invention can hardly be contained by the single-movement form into which it's packed.

It was a period that cemented her commitment to France and during which Wharton, furious at the neutrality of her native country, wrote and edited various propagandistic works, both of fiction and nonfiction.