Sentence examples for be enraged about from inspiring English sources
But while these storms can be useful – while we should, absolutely, be enraged about attempts to make light of domestic violence, as in this instance – they can obscure the bigger picture.
I was particularly enraged that it dropped the daily version of "Prince Valiant," even though that Sunday-only comic has no daily version so there was nothing for me to be enraged about.
He, too, was enraged about Palestine and Iraq, but not only that: everything about the United States repelled him.
"I understand entirely why people are enraged about the whole child abuse suspicion frenzy, which is particularly hard on men.
The CIA's depravities are not going to infuriate the Muslim world – because the Muslim world has been enraged about these crimes for years.
The novel is enraged about the fact that what Catherine says simply can't be true, at least not in the world as we know it.
MacKenzie – who as the former boss of TalkSport is enraged about plans for analogue radio switchoff – is agog with excitement that David Cameron may kill off Ofcom.
In Mexico, at the famed Estadio Azteca, El Tri was the target of fans who were enraged about their players' collective impotency, while here, at raucous CenturyLink Field, the United States national team breezed to victory amid giddiness and glory.
THE Rev. Al Sharpton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, are enraged about "Barbershop," a new hit movie written, directed, produced and starring black people about the comings and goings in an inner city barbershop.
A relief pitcher for the Yankees at the time, he was enraged about what he felt had been negative reaction to the team in general and himself in particular.
