Sentence examples for how enraged from inspiring English sources
As Alfred Adler observed, "Exaggerated sensitiveness is an expression of the feeling of inferiority". That might be an extreme way to put it, but considering how enraged Donald Trump became when he was the target of zingers launched by Saturday Night Live's head writer Seth Meyers at the most recent White House Correspondent's dinner, you would be forced to agree.
That's how enraged I was.
Do I have to tell you how enraged I was?
Phil Trupp is a veteran investigative journalist, and the author of Ruthless: How Enraged Investors Reclaimed Their Investments …And Beat Wall Street, published by John Wiley and Sons.
But this isn't just about video games and the changing face of gaming but a terrifying reminder of how enraged people become when they feel threatened by changes to a world in which they want to reign supreme.
A friend whose baby died told me how enraged he was by people who compared his loss to their loss of beloved pets (yes, this really happened, more than once).
No matter how depressed and enraged I feel, I should be offering my support, not burying my head in the sand.
What was missing is the question, "Does someone else have a right to hit another's child?" How much more enraged would society be if another person made these marks on Adrian Peterson's son?
And naturally, do not be oppositional or defiant no matter how convinced or enraged you are.
They peacefully cultivate their gardens rather than their bigotries and hatreds, having found that "in the end, rage, no matter how profoundly justified, destroys the enraged".
A notebook belonging to Thomas Nickerson, the cabin boy of the Essex, a Nantucket whaling ship, preserves a gripping account of how a "monster" of an enraged sperm whale sunk his ship in 1820.
