Sentence examples for enraged about the from inspiring English sources

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

"I understand entirely why people are enraged about the whole child abuse suspicion frenzy, which is particularly hard on men.

But Ms. Sadik-Khan firmly defended her department's actions, countering a barrage of questions from council members who were irritated and enraged about the subject.

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.

Mr Fortunato said other relatives told investigators that Mr Pritchett became enraged about the food, grabbed a knife and went upstairs to confront his parents.

Markus R. would be a lesser figure if the Germans were not still enraged about the N.S.A.'s unabashed spying on its citizens, including the agency's eavesdropping on Chancellor Angela Merkel's telephone calls.

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.

The CIA's depravities are not going to infuriate the Muslim world – because the Muslim world has been enraged about these crimes for years.

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

There's plenty that's enraging about the stifling judgements that this society heaps on women.

For Greene, and every subsequent Shakespeare conspiracy theorist, there was something enraging about the poet's genius.