Sentence examples for enraged about how from inspiring English sources

He is still enraged about how plantation owners during World War II allowed German prisoners of war to take an afternoon break from their work in the cotton fields because of the scorching heat, while blacks had to work until 7 or 8 p.m.

The prosecutor got really enraged about that, and in the judge's chambers, he was nearly spitting when he was talking about how these pamphlets talked about voting your conscience.

"I was enraged about that," de Montebello has said.

He, too, was enraged about Palestine and Iraq, but not only that: everything about the United States repelled him.

Enraged about the latest grisly crime, the voters repeatedly mandated tougher sentencing.

There's something tragic, pugnacious, and enraged about "Escape," which could as easily be titled "No Escape".

Readers of this book will find themselves both engaged and enraged about the Koch family.

Peter's already been enraged about it here and here and I'm guessing he's not going to be too thrilled about this post either.

There was hate mail from constituents enraged about his sexuality.

Activists became enraged about the nonnative species, and the trees may have to go.

Congressmen hold hearings and wax enraged about the payments they themselves have routinely approved.