Sentence examples for get so enraged from inspiring English sources

In local politics, citizens sometimes get so enraged about one issue that they decide to run for office themselves.

You know what I'm talking about: that moment when you get so enraged at the "wrongness" of someone's written argument that you feel compelled to dive into a comment thread ten times longer than the original post, get angrier still at the comebacks and eventually lose your entire perspective on what is really important in life.

But there are some customers who get so enraged that they will stop at nothing to destroy your reputation.

Why did the Camorra get so enraged?" Only to immediately provide the answer "my culpability was this -- to have told those stories that were already there, in crime columns, newspapers, in judicial documents and in a thousand other books, but through my own style, which is non-fiction, written like a novel but with real facts.

So whenever she would refuse, I would get so enraged and we would fight.

He had no tantrums like England's Edward VI, who took the throne at 9 and once got so enraged that he tore a live falcon into four pieces.

"I'd gotten to the point where I got so enraged by A.I.G., Madoff and the increase in the town budget, I'd decided to do something about it," said Ms. Meyer, an entrepreneur.

An executive says Bay got so enraged at an extra on the set of Transformers that he made him stand in a corner.

Or, perhaps, Obama got so seriously enraged that he shot laser beams from his eyes which burned up all the oil floating around in the Gulf (wouldn't that make for a great video clip?).

We might have another version of the giant-killer's story, the one that so enrages some old pros who ask why the little guys are allowed to get so uppity on the rare days they do something right.

It doesn't enrage me, but it does annoy me that other sports get so much more attention.