“fury”可以造什么句，fury造句
She had an air of restrained fury.
The crowd vented their fury by shouting insults.
His reticence, more than anything, caused fury among the parents and his fellow-teachers.
Maybehe's Jesus, But with an Old Testament fury — he brings peace with the sword.
Had it all been misunderstanding, her fury, my split lip, her wounded face, my helplessness?
But this is clouded by three other things: fury, an absence of ideas and more than a little craziness.
It stayed calmly by my side, as the storm continued to engulf me in all its fury.
Most female baboons have lost half an ear here, a swatch of pelt there, to the jealous fury of their much larger and toothier mates.
I paced the floor to and fro with heavy strides, as if excited to fury by the observations of the men — but the noise steadily increased.
Assiya, driven by fury that overcame her shame, told her full story to the magistrate, who ordered a medical exam and an investigation.
As Ken Tucker wrote at the time: "Finally, in his greatest moments of grief and fury, he showed us the most vulnerable, despairing side of the man of action."
The frenzy of Romeo's and Juliet's love, the fury of King Lear's impotent lamentation, the all-consuming fire of Othello's jealousy, these were the things that roused us to enthusiastic admiration.
It was the large number of outrages on women and the ever-present fear for the safety of their wives and daughters that drove Southern men to cold and trembling fury and caused the Ku Klux Klan to spring up overnight.
Beware of the fury of a patient man. --John Dryden
A maniac's fury kindled under her brows; she struggled desperately to disengage herself from Linton's arms.
Talk to any of the MPs from constituencies under the Heathrow flightpath and you will be struck by their fury.
Mr Frauenfelder rightly highlights the impotent fury aroused by tamper-proof tabs seals, and the joy of mastering recalcitrant gadgets.
Netizens worked it into classical poetry, jokes and ballads to vent their fury over the vicious behavior of the privileged and the children of power and wealth.
They have a sweet kitty cat nose, big dark eyes and those silly flippers that make you think that they might be an interbred of a dolphin, a cat and a calf into a blubbery ball of soft fury cuteness.
The fury of the storm subsided.
Rudeness is a justifiable way of showing you can no longer control the fury within.
He highlights neatly (and hilariously) Waugh’s demonic streak of prankishness: insisting to the bafflement and fury of all and sundry that Tito, the Yugoslav leader, was a woman.
Through the mist came a man at so feverish a pace that he seemed to dance with fury as he entered the orb of glow from a street-lamp.
The name of a Capulet…was now rather a charm to allay resentment, than a watchword to excite fury
These trees are exposed to (the fury of) the elements.
Land rose from its womb, usurped its throne, and ever since the maddened old creature, with hoary crest of foam, wails and laments continually, like King Lear exposed to the fury of the elements.
