Sentence examples for being enraged at from inspiring English sources
Halfway through this intense but ungainly memoir Anthony Swofford describes being enraged at his father and taking his fury out in his driving, as he guns his BMW M3 down an upstate New York highway, ripping through its gears, "an angry man in a sick-fast car," doing twice the 45 m.p.h.
Being the parent, spouse or child of a heroin user is a never-ending nightmare, swinging between being enraged at the individual and terrified for their lives.
Diplomats, however, are enraged at the prospect of rewarding killers.
In defeat, Democrats will be enraged at everything and everybody.
Zamyatin was enraged at Keldysh for attempting the early launch, but we'd all encouraged him.
They were enraged at the prospect of Pakistan seceding from India.
Or: they're enraged at neo-liberalism and corporate control that's good for our side.
Mr. Berlusconi was enraged at the verdict and said it was proof of "justice gone mad".
He had been enraged at them for it, but at bottom he'd envied how they stood up for themselves.
