Sentence examples for feeling enraged from inspiring English sources

Rather than feeling enraged, incensed or emboldened by any of it, you should feel exploited.

Cobain flipped out, writing angry letters ("may the riot grrls hunt you down"), feeling enraged and humiliated.

"People are feeling enraged because you can imagine you've lost two or three members of your family, and then someone comes knocking on your door with a bar of soap.

For others, feeling enraged about porn could make them turn away from porn altogether".

"It's a constant cycle of feeling enraged that so much of our value as women is placed on how attractive we are... It's all unfair but we're all a part of it".

There were hundreds of thousands of people there, but I remember feeling enraged, knowing that despite the fact that millions of people globally were showing their opposition to the plans, the politicians weren't planning on paying them any notice whatsoever.     .

Suddenly they feel enraged.

She found a common theme: "They start out feeling humiliated, enraged that they are viewed by some 'Other' as second class.

But a drone attack in 2002 on the group's leaders enraged local feeling.

"When my sister was onstage / killing it like a … / I was enraged / feeling it like a ….," she sings.

His performance in the referendum campaign, though perfectly in line with his mixed feelings about the E.U., enraged his fellow-members of Parliament; had Corbyn set aside his qualms, they believe, and argued more vigorously in his heartlands, the vote might have tipped the other way.