Sentence examples for i feel enraged when from inspiring English sources

I feel ENRAGED when I read about the abuse of children, women or animals.

Here's the truth: I feel ENRAGED when I have to lower my eyes and keep walking when men ogle my breasts under my blouse as I walk to a café to write.

In that moment, I felt enraged that my female friends had perpetuated rape culture.

Suddenly they feel enraged.

Though you may feel enraged by your children's behavior, yelling is not the solution.

"I was enraged when it was axed and taken off air," she added.

Even when she feels enraged, "like a tuft of weeds, a certain hardy pity clings for dear life, a queer, useless, ragged love that survives the deluge".

She has had to remain unruffled when an industrialist or media mogul brought an unexpected celebrity guest, or when customers became enraged when they felt their tables didn't befit their sense of worth, or when they could get no table at all.

Without wishing to sound self-righteous, I've honestly never felt like part of a private club and have always been confused — at best, and at worst, enraged — when I realize someone else is (contentedly) working that angle.

Rhodes, whose scholarships were extended exclusively to men, compulsively ignored women ("it is a fact that Rhodes was never seen to give the glad-eye to a barmaid or tripping beauty, however succulent") and became enraged when his young acolytes felt otherwise ("leave my house!" he screamed to a man who got engaged).

He grows enraged when she speaks about losing her virginity.