Sentence examples for rather enraged from inspiring English sources
Yet Holmes shows that the wife had not been killed by anyone; rather, enraged by jealousy over her husband's illicit overtures to the governess, she had killed herself and framed the woman whom she blamed for her misery.
And a local not informed of what Oxitec does might be not only intrigued, but rather enraged, to see that – on closer inspection – those little puffs are formed of thousands of mosquitoes.
They might have been discussing a naughty Bavarian Heidi whose dirndl is too short, rather than the howling, enraged Elektra (Jeanne-Michèle Charbonnet) whose desire for revenge drives the plot.
Incidentally, Mr. Seife takes care to make his politics sound neutral, or rather, to make himself appear equally enraged at number fakers whatever their political leanings may be.
Or attempted focus, rather, for Gaddis's narrator is so enraged, so pill-distracted, so chaotically submerged in his notes and papers that we never get a sustained or lucid argument.
Rather than flags and banners Mr Bakiyev's enraged opponents carried staves, clubs and baseball bats.There are a number of lessons to be drawn from these histories of recidivist uprisings.
They would rather promote the usual assortment of caricatures stereotyping Muslims as an enraged horde of bearded, anti-western Orcs ideologically triggered to destroy American values by blowing up Dunkin' Donuts, slaughtering Porky Pig, and drafting Kim Kardashian to concubinage.
They peacefully cultivate their gardens rather than their bigotries and hatreds, having found that "in the end, rage, no matter how profoundly justified, destroys the enraged".
"Afghans enraged and showed emotions.
That especially enraged network executives.
