0 a sudden excited or angry reaction to something by a lot of people:
1 a sudden expression of excitement or anger by a lot of people, esp. in reaction to something:
This contamination caused such furor due to many factors.
Most probably, once the furor dies down, the book will be judged on its intrinsic merits and seen as wanting.
The discoveries during the years of his supervision would be the ones to turn the orientalists' stormy furor into more pacific channels.
Naturally this caused a furor.
That has to be compared with the tremendous furor which will occur if a hospital programme is postponed.
Dawkins responded to the furor regarding his tweet as a storm in a teacup.
This man of charity revealed himself with complete furor.
The resulting furor was reported by many to be the worst during the four years of the council.
