Sentence examples for enraged to from inspiring English sources

No doubt I have forgotten many more; I'm too dazed and enraged to remember them.

"I was enraged to see footage of police officers walking out of a store carrying big screen TVs.

The bourgeoisie was enraged to discover, however, that Lamartine was, indeed, as he had proclaimed himself to be, the spokesman of the working class.

When the patriarch emerges from prison, he is enraged to find that the girl's affairs are being controlled by what he considers to be his wife's parasitic family.

The police said Mr. Moache had suspected that his girlfriend was seeing someone else and was enraged to find her with another man.

At one point she is enraged to learn that the check he wrote to a charity drive at their child's private school bounced.

Yet the system of paternalistic domination was enraging to many.

It really is enraging to be out there and keep missing".

But it was enraging to be in that situation, and to be completely impotent to do anything to help.

But the latest comments from the Republican candidates and in the right-wing media, aimed at energizing the party's conservative base, have been enraging to some women.

If painting is seen by some people today as an outmoded, tame, conservative art, how can a painting of a naked body still enrage to this extent?