Sentence examples for views enraged from inspiring English sources
Ṭāhā Ḥusayn returned to Egypt from France to become a professor of Arabic literature at the University of Cairo; his career there was frequently stormy, for his bold views enraged religious conservatives.
That position enrages many gay rights activists, who view it as immoral and note that it was the same explanation opponents of interracial marriage once used to prevent couples like Mr. Obama's own parents from marrying.
When she emerged, now wearing a black veil, gunmen unleashed volleys of celebratory Kalashnikov fire into the air and shouted "God is calling you!" Hindu leaders, enraged, viewed the images as a crass provocation.
His views on global warming have enraged critics who feel he is overstepping the bounds of his mandate.
Flynn is also a Democrat, and has expressed pro-choice views, a fact that has enraged pro-life conservatives already suspicious of Trump.
China, predictably, was enraged by what it viewed as American meddling.
She found a common theme: "They start out feeling humiliated, enraged that they are viewed by some 'Other' as second class.
Some conservative pundits are enraged this week by what they view as a racial double-standard in media coverage of a high-profile killing in Oklahoma.
At dinner one night, he's enraged and befuddled by the bien-pensant views of his brother, who favors political reforms to make the lives of the peasants easier.
Click HERE to view graphic (210k jpg) Politicians and officials have been enraged by rating agency decisions in the past week that have complicated their efforts to bail out weaker eurozone members and caused further turmoil on the debt markets.
