Sentence examples for infuriated upon from inspiring English sources

The Italian newspaper reported that the Pope was infuriated upon hearing of the broken up orgy.

The French were infuriated upon hearing the results of the action because the two countries were not officially at war; Governor Edme Étienne Borne Desfourneaux of Guadeloupe demanded that Insurgent be returned to French control.

He is infuriated upon discovering that Edwards has converted the hospital's basement into a clinic and operating room for African-Americans who are institutionally denied treatment at the Knick, yet he starts to come around when he sees the groundbreaking work that Edwards is doing -- like the development of an electric suction device and a silver-wire suture technique for a new hernia procedure.

Mr. Leykis, who runs a talk show on radio station KFI-AM here, became infuriated late last month upon hearing that Mr. Stevens, who recorded big hits like "Peace Train" in the 1970's, had been quoted as supporting the Ayatollah's death threat against Mr. Rushdie.

Now the suggestion in Roland Emmerich's new film, Anonymous, that Shakespeare didn't write his plays has so infuriated Shakespeare diehards in Stratford-upon-Avon that they've launched a counter campaign.

His direction of plays by Chekhov and other Russian writers set new standards in English theatre, but his Shakespearean productions at Stratford-upon-Avon in the 1930s often infuriated audiences accustomed to conventional productions.

That inspired her to do some old-fashioned comparison shopping with their car insurance, which, upon seeing their premiums, infuriated her.

This and the subsequent royal declaration of August 26 are both explained by the danger of the situation after the unsuccessful assault upon Coligny in which the infuriated Huguenots allegedly threatened the court with extinction and the kingdom with war.

"I was a militant teenager and he felt infuriated and threatened and I felt put upon and hard done by," Gill recalled.

The Kremlin has been infuriated by Ukraine's bid to join NATO, saying that the West is infringing upon Moscow's traditional sphere of influence, and Mr. Yanukovich is vowing to abandon the plan.

Particular parallels were made between Bloc Party and Gang of Four upon their arrival on the music scene, yet the band were "mildly infuriated" at such references, claiming they had never "particularly liked" Gang of Four.