Sentence examples for feel incensed from inspiring English sources
I may feel incensed by corporations using the breast cancer awareness movement to pad their bottom line, but I'm not angry for having been afflicted.
Toomey's comments instead reflect a need to throw red meat at a conservative base that might feel incensed by his partnership with Democrats.
"I feel incensed, but not only because of the new figures of how many people died, but rather for the lack of importance that has been given to the issue," he said, noting that the government had not made updating the death toll a priority.
"It is a topic that I have felt incensed by all my life as the killing goes on and on.
So American voters felt incensed when appeals by leading Britons to vote George W. Bush out of office were published in The Guardian.
Yes, he said some things back to Suarez and there was an argument, but he would have felt incensed by what was said and rightly so".
Many of them live in the retirement communities of California, where Lincoln was based, and when they look at the bright orange bond certificates of the American Continental Corporation, Lincoln's parent company, they feel duped, incensed and embarrassed.
The thousands of people who made the latter choice were not disappointed – not least because some of them felt so incensed by the distant sight of Coldplay that it drove them to obscenity.
Rather than feeling enraged, incensed or emboldened by any of it, you should feel exploited.
Poland's patience is at an end, says a senior diplomat, citing Lithuanian foot-dragging on restitution of pre-war Polish property, broken promises on language rights for the ethnic Polish minority, attempts to undermine its schools and ill-treatment of a Polish-owned oil refinery.Lithuanians are incensed and feel bullied by their bigger neighbour.
