Sentence examples similar to enraged declaration from inspiring English sources
The coup enraged Hitler, who declared: "even if Yugoslavia at first should give declarations of loyalty, she must be considered as a foe and therefore must be destroyed as quickly as possible".
The announcement enraged Turkey.
His declaration that homosexuals, even ones who accept celibacy, cannot be priests enraged gay-rights advocates.
His treatment enraged his colleagues, who protested by taking over a local radio station at gunpoint and issuing a declaration that "we are not traitors, but we do not want to be aggressors".
While the president bears Mr. Biden no ill will, several officials said, the episode enraged Mr. Obama's senior political advisers and complicated the White House's efforts to reap political dividends from the president's declaration through a campaign e-mail, a video and a three-state fund-raising swing by Mr. Obama.
A lower court disagreed; the case is now before the Supreme Court.Mr Obama has occasionally resorted to a tactic favoured by his predecessor, George W. Bush, that enraged the left and earned criticism from Mr Obama himself when he was running for president: the signing statement, a sort of declaration of principles issued when a president signs a bill into law.
Child advocates are enraged.
The community was enraged.
