Sentence examples for always enraged from inspiring English sources

This has always enraged me.

I'm always enraged when I hear Wacka Flocka's scored another hit, thinking, "Jesus eff, who in the Christ listens to this ignorant shit?" Then I realise I've been absent-mindedly reloading it for the last twenty minutes, bopping my head, and rapping along.

An early running joke was that Marge considers Flanders to be a perfect neighbor and usually sides with him instead of her husband, which always enrages Homer.

I have always been enraged on behalf of its targets, but during my time here I have only rarely been one.

Easily enraged, Spark always demanded inordinate levels of attention and discretion; she thirsted for respect and invited protection, but, as her biographer amply demonstrates, "the border between protection and oppression was always narrow".

You have enthralled us, occasionally enraged us, but always entertained us.

Bullard was enraged, but Pershing always favored the 1st Division, and reassured him, and nothing came of the incident.

Granted, as well, that a large segment of the country feels that their vision of "the way America has always been" is sliding away and are enraged.

Without wishing to sound self-righteous, I've honestly never felt like part of a private club and have always been confused — at best, and at worst, enraged — when I realize someone else is (contentedly) working that angle.

Blippy is always fun to write about because so many people are enraged by its very existence.

Shareholders are enraged, rightly fearing that BskyB's interests may not always coincide with News Corp's or Murdoch senior's.