I'm enraged every time we talk about "women who choose to work outside the home" as though every woman had a "choice," and no man ever wanted to "choose".
I'm enraged every time a parent, man or woman, pretends that he or she doesn't have a nanny, or a babysitter, or a grandparent, or spouse, helping to prevent the needs of a family from becoming a barrier to work or career.
Seahawks Coach Mike Holmgren was enraged at times on the sideline.
Trump sounded enraged, at times yelling, when talking about special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into his campaign's ties to Russia.
Her presidency will operate under the same constraints as Obama's, so you will be disappointed, frustrated, even enraged at times.
Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, said Mr. Obama has been "enraged at the time that it's taken" to stop the leak.
People expect me to be enraged all the time, when it's my temperament to be ironic, and even to throw a punch when I'm laughing with you.
Turkey's Kurds were enraged at the time by Ankara's refusal to intervene to stop the Islamic State siege.
The descriptions are heartbreaking, enraging, at times unbearable.
The campaign itself has focused on unemployment, health care, schools and the feverishly volatile Greek stock market, which boomed last year but has since plummeted, enraging small-time investors.
Taylor writes, "The fact that her life had fallen apart so swiftly and so absolutely at times had terrified her -- and at times enraged her -- but mostly it filled her with disbelief".
