Sentence examples for less enraged from inspiring English sources

The Sun was no less enraged.

But when I suggest that he sounds less enraged than amused by religion, he says quickly: "Well, it does make me angry, because it causes a great deal of harm and unhappiness".

Nik Cubrilovic points out that people were significantly less enraged by Aaron's legal troubles just a few months ago.

Culturally we have birthed a series of generations with members who've grown more entitled, less respectful, more enraged, and less capable of controlling that anger.

Her more enraged moments were accordingly less convincing.

The enraged Caroline and the ever-less-innocent Noah love and hate each other in turn, and our allegiances keep shifting, too.

This enraged several readers, who more or less accused me of selling out the Constitution to assist the Democratic president, and apparently didn't believe I'd come back to the topic in due time.

A lady was trying to get a big, black pill down her cat's throat, a treatment to be repeated every four hours Her first attempt resulted in half a dozen scratches, and the enraged retreat of the cat, still pill-less, under the icebox.

By Angelica Gibbs and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, April 8 , 1950 P. 27A lady was trying to get a big, black pill down her cat's throat, a treatment to be repeated every four hours Her first attempt resulted in half a dozen scratches, and the enraged retreat of the cat, still pill-less, under the icebox.

Because of these factors, the voice CereProc would have created was less of a regular, casual Ebert, and more of a choppy or enraged one.

I was against getting one because I'm still absolutely enraged that AT&T expects its customers with shitty service to pay for this thing — and $150, no less!