Sentence examples for was enraged about from inspiring English sources

"I was enraged about that," de Montebello has said.

He, too, was enraged about Palestine and Iraq, but not only that: everything about the United States repelled him.

A relief pitcher for the Yankees at the time, he was enraged about what he felt had been negative reaction to the team in general and himself in particular.

For one thing, Cheney was enraged about Bush's failure to pardon Scooter Libby, even when Cheney asked him to: Cheney now says privately that his memoir, expected to be published in spring 2011, will describe their heated arguments in full….

I'm enraged about it, as a matter of fact.

If you're enraged about loud music and jackhammers, you might campaign as the QUIET party.

Similarly, people are enraged by mobile firm EE and its speedy boarding-style phone-queue offer.

I'm enraged, I think about walking out but that makes such a huge statement and I've already signed in.

"I'm enraged, I'm hurt, because he forgot about me after I got sent away," the man said.

Many citizens are enraged, saying it will cause chaos.

I'm enraged, embarrassed, and just…sad.