"ISIS is the first group since the crushed Al Qaeda to offer these humiliated and enraged young men a way to defend their dignity, family, and tribe," Wilson writes.
William Wehrum's efforts to keep California from going its own way so enraged power brokers in the state that they ultimately used their clout in the Senate to block his confirmation for the job as director of the EPA's air and radiation division, one of the most influential environmental posts in government.
The enraged man who shot his way into his son's home in Massapequa Park and set it on fire Sunday morning had been feuding for years over family property and access to his grandchildren, the Nassau County police said today.
When things do not go your way, you become enraged, vindictive and mean.
This was going to end one of two ways: with an enraged Ronaldo grimacing with disgust; or a vengeful Ronaldo grimacing with glee.
In Chile, supporters were enraged, critics delighted to see a way round his immunity (first as army commander, then as a life senator).
It is in turn a terrific way to wind up enraged because you didn't receive the grade you felt you deserved, not to mention unemployed.
The answer to this question, if it's even the question to ask, will go a long way to sate an enraged public that is demanding the truth.
Robert Forster portrays Elizabeth's enraged father, who blames Matt's tightwad ways for his daughter's condition; Matthew Lillard plays Brian, the object of Elizabeth's affection; Judy Greer is Brian's wife; Nick Krause is Alex's goofy sidekick; and Beau Bridges is Matt's cousin.
It seemed that Dave became enraged, or slightly enraged — he became angry, the way we've seen him get angry on the show in the past, not in recent years, since he's had his son.
What particularly enraged Parr was that there wasn't any way to opt out of News Feed, to "go private" and have all your information kept quiet.
