Afterward, van Marwijk grew incensed when asked about Robben's apparent skill at melodrama.
Gollancz grew incensed when he found out that the CP was turning a number of LBC groups into Stop-the-War committees.
Recurring character Mr Garrison grows incensed at the number of illegal Canadian immigrants coming to the US and starts a campaign to get rid of them.
But Chhun grew incensed at repression by Hun Sen, a former Khmer Rouge officer who used force and violent purges to remain in power after losing the 1993 election.
Sullivan grew incensed by the rise in federal spending, the incompetence displayed after Katrina, the conduct of the postwar occupation in Iraq and, most of all, the Bush administration's stand on interrogations.
Mr. Trump has grown incensed by Mr. Price's liberal renting of expensive planes, which he views as undercutting his drain-the-swamp campaign message, according to several administration officials with direct knowledge of the president's thinking.
In September, consumers grew incensed when the drug company Mylan raised the price of its EpiPen auto-injectors for allergic reactions by five hundred per cent, from a hundred dollars to six hundred.
In the Senate, where power changed hands more frequently, Republicans who took control in 2002 grew incensed at Democratic filibusters against judicial nominees and threatened to revoke that right.
Earlier this month, when employees grew incensed at the prospect of his collecting a big severance package with the company's sale to Dynegy, he volunteered to walk away from $60 million in payments.
The Senate Agriculture Committee had to cancel a meeting to draft its share of the cuts -- $3 billion -- after panel members grew incensed by the initial proposal of Chairman Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.).
He hasn't completely shaken free of the patterns of the straight-news anchor, but that contrast is useful; when he grows incensed, and he frequently does, especially when it comes to knee-jerk conservatism, it scans as genuine, a tear in the social code.
