Sentence examples for they were enraged from inspiring English sources

But they were enraged by the attack.

They were enraged at the prospect of Pakistan seceding from India.

They were enraged that Lincoln, with Congress's blessing, had suspended habeas corpus nationwide, essentially declaring martial law throughout the country.

The Tories charged that the Govt. sneaked this important defense statement in as part of the budget proceedings & they were enraged.

And they were enraged when the Labour government not only kept the league tables, but reappointed their champion, Chris Woodhead, as England's chief inspector of schools.

And while ordinary Iraqis were very friendly toward me, they were enraged at the U.S. after 11 years of economic sanctions.

They are enraged by the fecklessness of Wall Street (and the huge bailout in 2008).

Her friends discover her private notebook, and they are enraged and appalled by the brutally honest depictions that it contains.

But in Israel many academics, on both left and right, are as mystified as they are enraged.

They are enraged at the terrorists who have been tearing apart their country, they're appalled by corruption and illiteracy, and they want peace so that their children can become educated and live a better life.

And it is about two guys who shout at a defendant in a courtroom not because they are enraged by his deeds but because they believe that it will get them some pot.