Sentence examples for we were infuriated from inspiring English sources
"We were infuriated that this was leaked at such an early stage," he said.
When they told her she didn't know the "nuanced difference between sexual assault and a medical procedure," we were infuriated.
"We are infuriated with the brinkmanship Royal Caribbean is playing," Mr. Fraser said.
We're infuriated that he's gone, angry at another incomprehensible management decision, one which seems to make even less sense in the wake of Andy Flower's departure and the ECB's desperately clingy attitude towards Alastair Cook.
That's one of the reasons why reason has long existed because we're infuriated by that.
We're infuriated over the action, or inaction, of those who came before us, who lived in denial of the suffering around them.
Mrs Klaasen (one of the teachers) had pulled a gun on the kids (we heard) and they were infuriated.
Mr. Brown's fans were infuriated.
But some online commentators were infuriated.
Relatives of camp victims were infuriated.
