Sentence examples for was also enraged from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was also enraged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is angry in addition to another emotion or state that has been previously mentioned. Example: "After hearing the news about the unfair treatment of his friend, he was also enraged by the injustice."
Her bosses, notably the editor of Channel 4 News, Ben de Pear, was also enraged.
And I was also enraged by the war in Iraq, and everything after it – it's been unthinkable, in my mind, from the beginning until now.
The public was also enraged because the transport ministry let a Korean Air executive sit in during the questioning of the crew member and because a majority of the ministry investigators formerly worked at Korean Air, South Korea's largest air carrier.
Shakur was also enraged by Biggie's release of "Who Shot Ya?" provocatively only months after the shooting incident, and although it did not mention Shakur's name, he believed it was directed towards him, but it was not.
But the women were also enraged at what they saw.
"And we were also enraged at the fact that nothing was being done".
It is also enraged by a bloody, and so far disastrous, army campaign against Taliban militants in north-western Pakistan, a semi-autonomous Pushtun tribal region.
Those who really value education are also enraged by the official insistence that they must choose a school based overwhelmingly on a narrow interpretation of "results".
Many people were also enraged by Kuhn's description of most scientific activity as mere "puzzle-solving" – as if mankind's most earnest quest for knowledge was akin to doing the Times crossword.
Commenters on Newsweek's website were also enraged.
