Sentence examples for brought enraged from inspiring English sources

After all, this is politics, and the right remembers that it was partly the breaking of electoral promises in favour of austerity that brought enraged workers on to the streets in 1995, and two years later brought the left back to power.

By facing up to the deficit problem, he enraged conservatives, brought Ross Perot into the 1992 Presidential race, and lost reelection to Bill Clinton.

Karl Oyston, Owen Oyston's millionaire son, is the chairman who has enraged supporters by bringing the club to its knees and the poisonous atmosphere is likely to stay until there is a change in the boardroom.

The Marshall outburst has enraged colleagues, and brings to a head tensions that first came to the surface, publicly at least, when the majority of the left faction moved against Carr earlier this year in an effort to have him dumped from the frontbench.

It brought the state to a halt, enraged consumers and arguably cost Mr Davis his job (his reputation never really recovered).

The metaphors can enrage or bring levity, we get to decide.

"It enraged me that the change was brought about by an external suffering, a poor man had to self-immolate himself to bring out the people," he said.

All of them were enraged at the government's failure to bring their loved ones' killers to justice.

Enraged, Prasad and his family threatened to bring his mother's body to the bank.

In a city restaurant we were enraged when they took more than a minute to bring the menus and more than five minutes to bring the food.

David becomes enraged with the rich man He promises to bring him to justice.