Sentence examples for Feel enraged from inspiring English sources
Suddenly they feel enraged.
Even if the singer has been found to express annoyance, she has enough legitimate grievances to feel enraged.
More importantly, why would anyone program a synth prostitute to feel enraged by humanity, in particular her (male) customers?
Managers whose job it is to close a plant or to go through painful labor negotiations may feel enraged at having to pay for the sins of their predecessors.
Later in the statement, Ms. Seif said that she did not mean to endorse attacks on Israeli civilians in one of the tweets singled out by U.N. Watch, an angry reply to a message posted on Twitter by Amnesty International during Israel's Gaza offensive in November: Feel enraged by the violence in #Gaza & #Israel?
I feel ENRAGED when I read about the abuse of children, women or animals.
A part of me felt enraged that the man had been given refuge.
At Relate, we often see people who have felt enraged by an ex-partner having somehow "manipulated" offspring into spending the big day with them instead.
Even when she feels enraged, "like a tuft of weeds, a certain hardy pity clings for dear life, a queer, useless, ragged love that survives the deluge".
In that moment, I felt enraged that my female friends had perpetuated rape culture.
