Sentence examples for equally incensed from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Stamford fire early Christmas morning, readers were equally incensed.

And Mackie was equally incensed, describing Diouf's alleged behaviour as "repulsive".

Sidharth Verma, 33, who works as a brand manager in Delhi, did not wear red lipstick but was equally incensed at the dented and painted remark.

Some of the biggest insurers and utilities even threatened to move their headquarters abroad unless the government made firm promises to lower their tax bills.Businessmen have been equally incensed by the government's treatment of fringe workers.

The Society was equally incensed by the intended design of the rebuilt lodge, which members dismissed as "an ultra-modern interior behind façades of bland 'Botox' neo-Georgian architecture".

He is equally incensed by Hunt's view that the umpteen further consultations set in place by the "final" report suggest a lack of clear strategy to strengthen the UK's media and communications infrastructure.

People were equally as incensed after "Toddlers & Tiaras" featured a 3-year-old dressed like Julia Roberts' prostitute character in "Pretty Woman" just one week later.

Yet another of "Silence's" unexpected touches is to begin with four minutes and 33 seconds of "experiential silence" as a tribute to composer John Cage's celebrated — and equally silent — composition "4'33"," which incensed audiences when it debuted in 1952.

Dried resin used as incense.

The vociferous Warrington crowd were incensed when Eto Nabuli caught Kevin Penny high – and equally sowhen Marshall copped O'Brien with a late one.

Apple, incensed at the idea of anyone trespassing on its authority, went public – an equally opportunistic move, straight from the Taylor Swift playbook.