Sentence examples for understandably incensed from inspiring English sources
Engineers are understandably incensed when they are not given credit for the design aspect of their work, which is, after all, basic.
Piquet was understandably incensed and, after nearly choking himself on the air line attached to his helmet as he climbed out of the wreckage of his Brabham, headed straight for the Chilean.
The buyers were understandably incensed, writing "Don't think you can scam people to accept a 50% deal for YOUR failures.
Those parents were understandably incensed when they came to pick her up, but Jeanne couldn't have cared less.
While some women who do important work are understandably incensed by the suggestion of stopping work today, the strike gives us room to talk about why that is and the significance of what they do.
They are, understandably, incensed that Salim Hamdan, a driver for Osama bin Laden, was repatriated in November, to serve out the last month of the meager sentence he received after a trial by Military Commission last summer, while they, who have never been charged with anything, remain imprisoned with no way of knowing if they will ever be released.
And understandably so, incensed as they are by the way in which other states, notably "sister-Syria", with serial obduracy use their small and defenceless country to wage proxy wars, because they will not, dare not, wage direct ones of their own.
The Russians were incensed.
Trade unions are incensed.
This has incensed environmentalists.
