Sentence examples for I'll be enraged from inspiring English sources

He can raise an eyebrow and I'll be enraged".

Sorrentino demurs, says he hopes neither will be enraged.

In defeat, Democrats will be enraged at everything and everybody.

Walter admits that she's not a font of fury, and that "sometimes what you need in this debate are the people who will be enraged, and who will ­really shout.

Last year, as premier of Lower Saxony, for instance, he nationalised Preussag Stahl, an ailing steel company, to prevent it from falling into foreign hands.Mr Schröder's promise of public money may have won cheers from Holzmann's workers, but the firm's rivals will be enraged and the European Commission may want to look closely at the plan.

The euro elite insists it is representing the interests of Portuguese or Irish taxpayers who have to pick up the bill for bailing out the feckless Greeks – or will be enraged by any debt forgiveness when they have been forced to swallow similar medicine.

Black America will be enraged.

Britain's 62 million citizens will be enraged.

Other options that will allow you to marry Anora are to spare Loghain and have Alistair killed, or to spare Loghain and persuade Anora to spare Alistair (although Alistair can be spared, he will be enraged that you've spared Loghain and will leave your party).

"I would say in stepping outside of myself, I would probably be enraged.

Conservative Eurosceptics would be enraged.