Sentence examples for incense him from inspiring English sources
What really seemed to incense him was the suggestion that the royal family "reign and not rule".
Any suggestion or mention of a deal incenses him.
"All for one and one for all?" The inclusion of Horlicks particularly incensed him.
Gilman didn't like the "Rhapsody," but what really incensed him was Whiteman's suggestion that jazz was an underdog fighting against symphony snobs.
He said that the authority's plans to more than double the $2 fare for disabled passengers who use the Access-a-Ride service particularly incensed him.
The artist Jacques-Louis David, a radical member of the National Convention, watched the death march from a window, and what he perceived as the "arrogance" of the traitor's mien particularly incensed him.
He, too, had been interrogated in Kenya after trying to get into Somalia and had been approached by MI5, which sought to turn him into an intelligence asset, and that apparently incensed him.
About 3,000 copies of the Nazi orgy story that incensed him circulated in France so, three years after the event, he went to Paris, launched another privacy case and (last week) won.
He was also unusually warm to a reporter who frequently incenses him, Rafael Martinez Alequin, the publisher of The Free Press, a sporadically printed tabloid that is harshly critical of the mayor.
He said Mr. Klaus's decision to grant an amnesty that resulted in the freeing of about 6,000 inmates and the halt in prosecutions of prominent businessmen and officials charged with financial fraud and corruption had incensed him and millions of fellow Czechs in a country where corruption is a scourge.
