Sentences

fulminating in a sentence

p. p.

Definition

Fulminating: expressing strong criticism or denouncing forcefully; also describing a violent or intense display, often associated with thunder or storms.

Sample Sentences

  1. The scientist's fulminating critique of the study sparked intense debate among her peers.
  2. As the storm approached, the sky became dark and fulminating, signaling an imminent downpour.
  3. His fulminating speech against corruption resonated deeply with the audience, prompting a standing ovation.
  4. The writer's fulminating prose vividly captured the anger and disillusionment of the era.
  5. During the meeting, she delivered a fulminating response to the unfair accusations made against her team.
  6. The scientists were fulminating against the proposed environmental regulations that they believed would harm public health.
  7. During the debate, she stood up, fulminating against the injustices faced by marginalized communities.
  8. The critic's fulminating review of the film left the director visibly shaken and defensive.
  9. He was fulminating over the recent decision made by the board, convinced it would lead to the company's downfall.
  10. As the storm rolled in, the thunder began fulminating overhead, echoing the tension in the room.

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