Sentence examples for More infuriated from inspiring English sources

No one is more infuriated about sugar's new-and-improved profile than Ms. Erickson.

They are more infuriated than men by the gap between high-flown rhetoric and the prosaic facts on the ground.

"I'd talk to people and make them cry, and then I'd become more infuriated because I thought they were weak," she tells the group.

However, nobody appears to have been more infuriated than PBS Gwen Ifilll.

Your boss already is aware of The Talker and their behavior, but can become even more infuriated to see good employees like you getting sucked in.

Dear X, Every day that goes by since the election I become more despondent and more infuriated about your having supported Donald Trump.

More than one infuriated observer in "Cirkus Columbia," Danis Tanovic's scalding black comedy about the insanity of war, calls its main character, Divko Buntic (Miki Manojlovic), crazy.

More than 200 infuriated human rights activists, anti-racists and concerned citizens turned up at Möllevångstorget (a public square) in Malmö.

More than 200 infuriated human rights activists, anti-racists, and concerned citizens turned up at a public square in Malmö, Sweden's third-largest city.

That only infuriated people more.

Apart from in Milton Abbas, where tenants had more rights, and an infuriated Lord Milton lost patience and released the dam holding his half-completed lake to swamp them.