Music is an outburst of the soul.

The sound of the fury of the wind.

This is another outburst similar incidents.

The storm remitted its fury.

Giscard's outburst was provocative for another reason.

Amid the Fury of the Olympics, the Zen of the Trampoline

Given a globalized movement of fury, this is not simple.

I blinked, with a knot of fear and fury in my throat.

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After my outburst, my father remained silence for a long time.

The man clenches his fists, his face flushed with fury.

But it is the EU itself that has been jeopardized by Chirac's outburst.

Stay with him a few days, until your brother's fury turns away

Chirac's outburst is so damaging to European unity precisely because it undermines this most fundamental kernel of trust.

In a single instant of unfathomable fury, his moment of glory was transformed into one of madness and a curse.

You feel the rage, the fury, but don t know what will happen next.

That anarchic fury reflected the disappointment of radicals at their leaders for prematurely surrendering to the authorities rather than fighting to their last breath. Those who did not surrender wanted to show their defiance. The fires were also a volcanic outburst of class hatred by the disenfranchised, rural and urban, against the Bangkok based wealthy ruling class.

That anarchic fury reflected the disappointment of radicals at their leaders for prematurely surrendering to the authorities rather than fighting to their last breath. Those who did not surrender wanted to show their defiance.  The fires were also a volcanic outburst of class hatred by the disenfranchised, rural and urban, against the Bangkok based wealthy ruling class.

His hard line approach isolated Japan and angered China, leading to an outburst of anti Japanese demonstrations in China in 2005.

Despite headway towards settling that struggle, violence continues and could erupt again in full fury.

It is a righteous diatribe, months and years of fury spilling over, and she can't get it out without weeping.

To this is added the Spanish Fury experience in complicated qualifications for Euro and World Cup.

Faulkner reads from The Sound and The Fury (side one) and Light in August (side two).

Governments with a mandate to domesticate financial markets appear to have produced a lot of sound and fury, but little reform.

Mountains of detail obscure problems sterile, misleading national discussions that pit Euroskeptics against Europhiles muster sound and fury but clarify nothing.

Instead, his outburst is best explained as a sign of frustration over the fact that French influence in the EU is being diluted.

Assad would remain in power in the richest part of the country, with bitter sectarian fury reigning in the country s eastern hinterland.

Enough though Lam's behavior was well intentioned, she still issued a letter of apology regarding her outburst to protect her school from public pressure.

It thereby inadvertently confirmed the jihadists vilest propaganda, suggesting that Muslims worldwide can, for no apparent reason, become targets of America s lethal fury.

This rude interruption to their majesties' indolence by their subjects incited rage and fury and something else fear.

Chávez has strong support among the poor, who reacted with fury when he was overthrown two years ago.

'Oh, how can I help it?' said Levin with suppressed fury. 'And these idiotic open waistcoats it's impossible!'

In addition there were other incidents which compounded the fury of the revolutionaries and convinced them that their opponents had abandoned all restraints of civilized behavior.

What is more curious about Romania's outburst of Serbomania is that, not many months ago, the country was locked in a NATO mania all its own.

In November last year, a U.S. airstrike killed 30 civilians and wounded 25 in the northern province of Kunduz, stirring immense fury in Afghanistan.

Racy reports in China s press sparked another round of righteous fury, drawing on the trope of China as a raped woman, an image long suppressed under Mao.

As usual, satirical blogger Mr. Live Wire at Wired 868 was on top of the situation, calling the outburst the most vile perversion in the Parliament s history

She had only one passion and that was ambition, but with such a degree of energy, or fury, that it is difficult to imagine it.

Rape victims were the first to do so, describing Alleyne Toppin's comments irresponsible, disgusting and abhorrent and calling the fact that her outburst even happened part of the problem .

In a fury, the Minister of Health pulled rank over the leadership group and announced, If the malaria proposal is not submitted, no proposal will be submitted.

Similarly, few regimes seemed more stable than that of the Shah of Iran, another long term ruler, who, having bankrupted his country, was forced to flee the fury of a mob in 1979.

It turned into a public fury when Peking University professor Kong Qingdong added fuel by saying that Hong Kong people are running dogs .

This past weekend Madrileños took to the streets in droves to show their fury with Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy over new corruption allegations.

Citizens of Afghanistan have reacted in fury and disbelief after two airstrikes carried out by US and Afghan forces targeting militants left over two dozen civilians dead at the end of last month.

Like Getafix the Druid from Astérix and Obélix, he is determined to continue defending with fury and bitterness a concept of society and the Church that is outdated and nonexistent.