Sentence examples for performances enraged from inspiring English sources

David Denby was impressed by the performances — "Enraged, his face darkening, Vaughn has a couple of terrific scenes with Ryder, who is devious and witchy" — and he praised the "divergent moods" evoked by Allan Loeb's script, which "passes from broad comedy to earnest self-revelation to odd hints of perversity and then back to comedy again".

But one of the customers is paying no attention, and laughs obnoxiously throughout the performance, enraging Vince, who smashes his guitar and leaves the club.

Janis Kelly gives an outstanding performance as the volatile wife enraged by a supposed affair involving her husband.

Their brief, obscenity-laced performance, which implored the Virgin Mary to "throw Putin out", enraged the Orthodox Church - its leader Patriarch Kirill said it amounted to blasphemy.

Enraged, playgoers swarm out of the theatre in mid-performance, heading to court, before they are brutally gunned down on Robert Cecil's order.

Cosima was enraged, but her efforts to prevent him were to no avail; the first of 11 performances took place on 24 December 1903.

Olivier was enraged at the notices after the first night, which praised the virility of his performance but fiercely criticised his speaking of Shakespeare's verse, comparing it with his co-star's mastery of the poetry.

Olivier was enraged at the notices after the first night, which praised the virility of his performance but fiercely criticised his speaking of Shakespeare's verse, contrasting it with his co-star's mastery of the poetry.

Mr. Daly was enraged.

Wendi Murdoch was enraged.

The cutbacks enraged students.