Furious used in a sentence

Furious in a sentence as an adjective

No offense meant, but "our pace is often fast and furious.

My former boss was furious, the HR person was furious.

I used to work at Goldman's and I can tell you that they will be absolutely furious about this.

As a user of that site I'd be annoyed; as an editor of that site I would be furious.

Ive used C++ for half a lifetimeits a hopelessly broken language. There are tons of things about it that just make me furious.

Ortiz specifically has brought other cases that have made me furious.

" No furious anger, no outrage, just a simple "uh well **** happens, its unfortunate.

My inbox was full of furious customers who were observing, correctly, that I was 8 hours into an outage.

> "Most [all, actually] of the women I've talked to about this are furious with her over how badly this portrays women.

I am yet again disappointed in them, and I am furious at how broken our patent system for software and technical innovation.

His proposal has instigated a furious debate in India, with television channels even assembling panels to discuss it.

I would be furious about Cloudflare writing a details-thin "postmortem," headlining it as a postmortem, analyzing my initial statement to customers in it, then getting it on HN before DNS caches are even cold from the incident itself.