Sentence examples for was so incensed from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the (explicitly stated) extent that.
- It was so hot outside that all the plants died.
According to director David Russell, Lawrence was so incensed about the situation, she complained to him.
Justice Samuel Alito was so incensed that he read his dissent from the bench.
Busch was so incensed by the incident that he ran down Hornaday and crashed his truck hard into the wall.
The agency's scientific advisory committee, which had recommended tighter standards, was so incensed that it issued a rare public rebuke.
Yet one local MP, Chi Onwurah, was so incensed that she made noises about raising it in Parliament.
Charlie Chaplin was so incensed by them that he threatened legal action, as did Jack London's widow.
She was so incensed that she communicated only through official go-betweens, like the police and prosecutors.
The head of MI5 was so incensed about all this she wrote to Tony Blair at the time.
One passer-by was so incensed by the installation, near the Ritz hotel, that he slapped the artist.
Another, which looked like a soccer hooligan, was so incensed that it could only growl at me as it passed.
