Sentence examples for enraged protests from inspiring English sources

Just four months later, and despite enraged protests by Tamil activists abroad, he took up as deputy ambassador in Berlin.

The enraged protests of its governor Monobazus, and his pleas for protection, could not be ignored by Vologases, whose prestige and royal authority were at stake.

James, enraged, protested that no foul was called and ended up fouling Terry on the other end in frustration.

After video of those remarks spread online this week, Pelé posted a message on Twitter, enraging protesters, expressing his support for the protest movement.

Despite being a traditional stronghold of support for Morales, enraged residents protested outside the burned-out building, vowing to "punish" Morales at the ballot box.

Rabbi Hier, enraged by the protests of the whole Muslim community, and IPCRI's Gershon Baskin, has branded them all extremists and in league with Hamas, and accused them of attempting a land grab.

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".

The party became suspicious of their networks, and their rapid deployment at scenes of confrontation with officialdom, such as protests by residents enraged at the bulldozing of their houses by government-backed developers.

This has enraged those who built the protests last summer at the park.

That further enraged the settlers, who were protesting Palestinian attacks against their Gaza enclave.

This defiance enraged a group of nationalists protesting against the march and for a brief period there was some hand-to-hand fighting on Donegall Street between both sides.