Sentence examples for remarks enraged from inspiring English sources
The remarks enraged other Amish.
The remarks enraged Ms. Davis' defenders.
Malinowski's remark enraged Tyson, who uncorked a fusillade of obscenities and racial remarks at him.
This feeble response to a potentially libellous remark enraged the management, and he was told he would be sacked if there was another incident.
In televised remarks, a defiant and enraged Mr. Berlusconi said he would "forge on" and serve out his mandate until 2013.
The militants appear to have been especially enraged by remarks made on television and radio by commentators and ordinary members of the public alike, who have been unusually outspoken in their condemnation of a movement that most people are normal careful not to cross.
They were enraged by your remarks about Mexicans.
The response to Adam Carolla's remarks ranged from profound to enraged to enlightened to downright ridiculous.
Enraged by the remark, the North demanded his dismissal: otherwise the next round of family reunions would be endangered.
In 2004, with land confiscations under debate in the legislature, Mr. Bennett, enraged by a remark, pushed Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa.
