Sentence examples for began enraged from inspiring English sources

Images of beaches and nightclubs crowded with revelers on Oct. 22, just as the cutbacks began, enraged southerners and reinforced stereotypes and prejudices that paint northeasterners as an indolent lot.

Last summer, one song in particular began enraging and re-traumatizing rape survivors, but that didn't stop it from going all the way to the Grammys.

When he began to grow enraged at the misdeeds of C.E.O.s, he realized that he wanted to be on the side of the hunted, not the hunters — the sheep, not the wolves.

Rebellion broke out in Saigon in 1833, and, when its leaders requested and received help from the Christian mission, Minh Mang was enraged and began active persecution of the Christians.

Justices crew was enraged, and began discussing opening fire on the Greek battleship Kilkis, moored nearby.

In the police report, Gray claimed that Alexander came over to drop off their daughter, and that when he rebuffed Alexander's request to spend the night, she "became enraged and began striking him on the face".

He was standing outside her door, enraged and beginning to panic.

Disappointed sellers of gold, many of whom were not in the best frame of mind to begin with, can become enraged on the spot.

So much for good/talented guy with a gun being able to stop mentally ill guy with a gun: http://t.co/6UJS0fLW — Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) 3 Feb 13 Advocates for gun rights were enraged and immediately began tweeting outrage at Ms. Jeffery.

The process has already begun (see article).The auditors are enraged.

In advance of his trial, enraged community members have begun circulating petitions demanding Illinois reinstate the death penalty if Wilson is convicted.