Sentence examples for enraged because from inspiring English sources

Their comments to pollsters in recent weeks indicated that they were enraged because they believed that the most radical government since the civil war had hijacked their country.

Sad that the writer's sense of unity and comfort could be expressed only through a misogynistic experience or enraged because the unity was in fact isolation by sex.

I was enraged because New York is not just an American city, although it is distinctly and undeniably American in its vitality and diversity.

Ms. Johnson had been dating Mr. Takazato but recently began seeing Mr. Barker, who became enraged because he heard Mr. Takazato may have abused the woman, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.

"People are feeling enraged because you can imagine you've lost two or three members of your family, and then someone comes knocking on your door with a bar of soap.

In 1977 her novel, A Judgement In Stone, had a first line that broke pretty much every rule of crime fiction, revealing who, what and why (well, sort of): "Eunice Parchman killed the Coverdale family because she could not read and write" (the illiterate Eunice is enraged because her employer communicates by written notes).

But when pushed in front of us their prosaic manner and dull personas have the potential to enrage, because you expect entertainment and what you get is shit.

But when pushed in front of us their prosaic manner and dull personas have the potential to enrage, because you expect entertainment but what you get is shit.

"I'm famous for my tits," she once said to a reporter, which enraged everyone, because isn't that what we're supposed to be able to say behind her back?

It also enraged me because my professor was completely wrong.

Clegg said the decision enraged people because it felt so personal.