| He almost suffered apoplexy when he saw the variations that had been wrought. |
| This has the eventual effect of sending someone into apoplexy if it remains unanswered long enough. |
| This usage is so ancient and venerable that your calling it into question might well provoke apoplexy at the inns of court! |
| The Sovereigns, still in apoplexy over the betrayal, promised their favor to the man who brought the Traitor back alive. |
| Patients who have recently had major surgery are at increased risk of pituitary apoplexy. |
| The glibness of some of the reasoning threatened apoplexy in at least one viewer. |
