Sentence examples for she is enraged from inspiring English sources
She is enraged by her milksop son and his bullying pregnant girlfriend.
She is enraged, but she stops herself when she remembers how much her adoptive mother loves her china.
She is enraged by the narrator's answer, rips off her dress, and lists all the names of women Roland has had affairs with.
At one point she is enraged to learn that the check he wrote to a charity drive at their child's private school bounced.
But she is enraged by the exploitation that went with the Bloomsburyites' "free" and "modern" way of life: "There could never be a modernist domesticity with servants still in tow".
She is enraged by the French crusader Rinaldo for freeing comrades she has bewitched, and also because he alone of the Christian army besieging Jerusalem remains unmoved by her charms.
The Süddeutsche Zeitung, a top daily newspaper, published an article about Prinz over the weekend with the headline "Prinz Is Steaming," saying she was enraged after being taken out early in the second half of last Thursday's 1-0 victoverover Nigeria.
When Marina's employer found out, she was enraged.
Hepburn had pronounced cheekbones and nostrils that flared when she was enraged.
At the airport, she was enraged—"revolted," she said at being in the same room with Adams.
