Sentence examples for most enraged from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Wohlstetter, a gourmand and oenophile, was most enraged by the suggestion that grade D would be acceptable fare.

Poised, collected, yet prone to sudden streaks of silliness -- a personality to calm even the most enraged traveler.

What happened to the idea that it is precisely when we are the most enraged, and the least popular, that we need to be the most careful?

Robinson was most enraged by Leafs defenseman Wade Belak, who began a fight with Patrik Elias, the Devils' leading scorer, at 16 minutes 9 seconds of the third period.

It may soon debate new laws making it easier to take economic and financial measures should North Korea continue with its nuclear threats.But the issue that has most enraged the Japanese public is North Korea's admission that it had abducted a number of Japanese citizens to help train its spies.

Several people who have been in the war room with Mr. Netanyahu said he was most enraged by the Federal Aviation Administration's suspension of flights into Ben-Gurion International Airport after a rocket hit nearby, and by the opening of a war-crimes inquiry by the United Nations Human Rights Council.

Rolling Stone reviewer David Fricke said that the album is "a lot of things – brilliant, corrosive, enraged and thoughtful, most of them all at once.

The movie's most ominous scenes show this tense, enraged man itching for a fight with his son at the dinner table while interrogating him about his school day.

The Most Beautiful Time of My Life," producing enraged commentary on the Internet and condemnation from the military.

And it's a study that comes alive in most scenes, ending in a last gasp of enraged surrender.

Yu's provocations may have succeeded better than he hoped; enraged critics have made "Brothers" one of China's most controversial novels in recent years.