Sentence examples for feel enraged from inspiring English sources

I began to feel enraged at seeing this outpouring of selfishness and willful ignorance.

I feel ENRAGED when I read about the abuse of children, women or animals.

I feel ENRAGED about the stupidity and intolerance in the abortion debate.

I feel ENRAGED that I am not supposed to feel rage.

I feel enraged, sad, and emboldened about the election, but not guilty, mostly because I've learned that guilt doesn't accomplish much.

Here's the truth: I feel ENRAGED when I have to lower my eyes and keep walking when men ogle my breasts under my blouse as I walk to a café to write.

"I feel so enraged," she said.

Given that Bryan volunteered to serve his country and came home wounded, Cheryl said, it's "hard not to feel bitter, enraged, cheated, lied to and left high and dry".

She remembered finding out what Willowbrook was like: "I felt totally enraged, totally terrified and also totally determined to find like-minded people.

And if the professors felt so enraged, what on earth could it be like on the streets of Cairo, where this level of frustration, aggravated by economic and political discontent, could make many people easy targets for extremist propaganda?

"Am I the only one who feels so enraged?