“The journalist, who had been asked to comment on differences between the two Koreas, triggered the fulmination by replying that South Koreans are allowed to criticize their leader.”

“The fulmination of the bomb sent shockwaves through the entire city, causing widespread damage and panic.”

“Given that context, his recent fusillade of fulmination must have been nothing more than friendly fire.”

“But Muggeridge did become an accomplished fulminator, sometimes of conspicuous, even Carlylean, gloominess.”

“Without further comment, we can disregard his fulminations on these topics.”

“Certainly it would cause much greater harm than that caused by the fulminations of some unknown student.”

“Can he have learned so little from his travels that he is unable to engage with Roger's fulminations?”