Sentence examples for wild fury from inspiring English sources

Vienna became the city of the waltz, for there it surpassed everything in wild fury.

He found moments of wild fury in the casing-covered streets, as fighters unleashed their assault rifles in every direction.

An outburst of wild fury followed in which feelings of bitterness, helplessness, self-pity, and despair mingled.

BROADLY defined, "Jewish music" typically evokes the wild fury of klezmer or — and this is particularly unfortunate — tuneless elementary school renditions of "The Dreidel Song," complete with fudged lyrics and ill-timed handclaps.

As both sides agree to this settlement, Henry's queen, Margaret, appears, wild with fury at her son's disinheritance.

Dawson quickly picks up on it, pressing him on with a loose shuffle boogie that prompts Rollins to wild bluesy furies.

Then, after a smattering of cover versions, each delivered with wild-eyed fury, he launches into a radically reimagined version of Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA", retitled "Born in the UK" and featuring the line: "Oasis were a bunch of cunts with no style".

Robinson's scenes with his domineering wife (Claire Trevor) and with his penny-pinching producer (Mino Doro) are terrifying visions; Minnelli captured, as no other director did, the destructive beauty of classic Hollywood's wild inner furies and the hectic flameouts of its dying days.

Even the track titles — "Fun," "Adventure of a Lifetime," "Hymn for the Weekend" — are toothless enough to rile the cynical hobgoblin latent in my being, and, in fact, to shake that hobgoblin into a kind of drooling, wild-eyed fury-state.

Even the track titles—"Fun," "Adventure of a Lifetime," "Hymn for the Weekend"—are toothless enough to rile the cynical hobgoblin latent in my being, and, in fact, to shake that hobgoblin into a kind of drooling, wild-eyed fury-state.

Is this joy or fury or wild escape?