fulminating formal , also: fulmining

Kira gave him another of her fulminating looks, but nodded.

She was too shocked to be angry-not that her fulminating would've changed what anybody was doing.

Circulation Up Tenfold If the unfettered fulminating of General Filatov strikes Soviet liberals as a sign of a revival of hard-liners, he is delighted to agree.

(The Science of Revolutionary Warfare: A Little Handbook of Instruction in the Use and Preparation of Nitroglycerine, Dynamite, Gun-Cotton, Fulminating Mercury, Bombs, Fuses, Poisons, Etc., Etc.).

So while you can find cases of eminent domain applied in questionable ways, with New London perhaps one of them, almost lost in the public fulminating is that for cities having to compete with the vast acres of suburban sprawl, eminent domain is often the one effective way they can do it.