enrage in a sentence

• She said she has heard enough such comments to enrage her.
• That's what seemed to enrage folks most of all.
• Marcheita Miller said she had never seen her husband so enraged.
• Have you heard Bill enraged in a down, downsizing snit?
• An enraged Cito Gaston argued, only to be thrown out.
• Ackerman is enraged, feeling the treatment borders on an insult.
• The play that so enraged Plummer was probably a blown call.
• He is the candidate most likely to affront and enrage Moscow.
• But the political tinge to the event enraged people in Utah.
• Bohjalian said, " this will enrage the homeopaths"
• It's difficult to see enrage in a sentence .
• They spat _ ptoooey _ enraging every red-blooded American.
• This isn't the first time Abercrombie has enraged parents.
• Others are anonymous black faces : dignified, enraged, defiant.
• They get jumpy, get enraged when they deal with people.
• Everything she does, everything she is, just enrages him.
• But no public warning was issued, which thereafter enraged mourners.
• If you talk, you run the risk of enraging them.
• The craggy, plunging cliffs of Black Point and Cape Enrage.
• It really is enraging to be out there and keep missing.
• Holmes went over the falls, and the public was enraged.