enrages in a sentence

1. it's so severe that it enrages me.

2. As an Android developer, this enrages me.

3. Enrages and Situationists in the Occupation Movement.

4. It’s equally important if it enrages them or inspires them.

5. It’s not only who he is that enrages them, but whom he replaced.

6. Sarah Kingsbury: I spent some time googling this, because it enrages me.

7. The resulting explosion blows her off of her seat and enrages Principal Skinner.

8. While much of what he says enrages Western elites, does not much of it need saying?

9. Nothing enrages the rich more than having to part with a fraction of their obscene wealth.

10. If Matt enrages the herd and then fails one QTE or does nothing, the prophecy will come true.

11. All that often enrages us about our beloved is merely the reflection of one of our own faults.

12. It enrages me to think that the unparalleled Mozart is not yet engaged by some imperial or royal court!

13. It enrages me to think that the unparalleled Mozart is not yet engaged by some imperial or royal court.

14. When Jaswant finally returns after 15 days, he has been badly beaten up by police, which enrages Kripal.

15. Petrunya does precisely that and enrages both the men and the priest, who draws the police into the case.

16. Threats fly back and forth over the planned US missile defense shield in Eastern Europe that enrages the Kremlin.

17. In a statement, the protesters said: "It enrages us how Ingrid was killed, and how the media put her body on display.

18. This naturally enrages “HPA,” (How dare the Church of Satan stop him from becoming the world’s greatest Satanic leader?!).

19. Bond's actions are recorded on closed-circuit television and exposed in the world press, which enrages M, his boss at MI6.

20. This enrages certain people who believe that we should help everyone, but I live in the world of practicality, not utopia.