Sentence examples for is enraged about from inspiring English sources
The novel is enraged about the fact that what Catherine says simply can't be true, at least not in the world as we know it.
MacKenzie – who as the former boss of TalkSport is enraged about plans for analogue radio switchoff – is agog with excitement that David Cameron may kill off Ofcom.
It's up for grabs… Jonny Bairstow's back, preparing for only his second first-class innings in seven months … Doug Bracewell's in the picture … England might play four seamers … and Graem Peters is enraged about Cook's Pontingesque record as a jank flipper.
I'm enraged about it, as a matter of fact.
If you're enraged about loud music and jackhammers, you might campaign as the QUIET party.
Similarly, people are enraged by mobile firm EE and its speedy boarding-style phone-queue offer.
I'm enraged, I think about walking out but that makes such a huge statement and I've already signed in.
"I'm enraged, I'm hurt, because he forgot about me after I got sent away," the man said.
Many citizens are enraged, saying it will cause chaos.
I'm enraged, embarrassed, and just…sad.
