Sentence examples for infuriated against from inspiring English sources

The aristocrats were infuriated against him, and to make matters worse, Andronikos seems to have become increasingly unbalanced; executions and violence became increasingly common, and his reign turned into a reign of terror.

And it was the sale of papal indulgences that infuriated those rebelling against some Church practices at the time of the Protestant Reformation in the 16th Century, our correspondent says.

Representative Barbara Lee, Democrat of California, who infuriated many by voting against a resolution authorizing Mr. Bush to take military action after Sept. 11, turned down most television requests.

Now the Jets seem bound to extend the competition another week to ensure that Smith receives as fair a shot as possible at unseating Sanchez, whose interception against Detroit infuriated Ryan and marred what was otherwise a solid performance.

Rodgers was particularly infuriated by the decision against Sterling, who put the ball in the net after being incorrectly flagged offside when the game was still goalless.

Measures against Jewish musicians infuriated him, and in the spring of 1933 he decided to stop working in Germany.

And Rodgers was infuriated when the striker decided against a first-time shot from Enrique's pass and insteadallowed United to clear his ambitious ball to Victor Moses.

In May 2009 the IMF voted to lend a further $116 million to Tajikistan to help it through the next three years; the U.S. was the only IMF member to vote against this, which infuriated the Tajik government.

That act of open violence against the crown infuriated British officials, but their attempts to deprive the incipient rebellion of vital war matériel over the following months were increasingly frustrated by colonial leaders who denuded British supply caches and sequestered arms and ammunition in private homes.

If Starnes is such a religious rights crusader he should be equally infuriated at stories of discrimination against non-Christians.

That Mr. Gbagbo has held out against all odds has infuriated the international powers that are demanding his surrender.