She was enraged at his insult.
Minnesotans seem mildly exasperated by the situation rather than enraged.
One brother reportedly told the other to mop the floor, which enraged him.
Krantz, enraged, leaves her with T-Bag... who, leering, turns out his pocket and makes Sara fondle it.
A "historical memory" law passed last year enraged the right But was denounced by campaigners as toothless.
He rejects all of the advances of the women who are attracted to him but Bacchantes, the female followers of the god Bacchus, are enraged by what they take to be his coyness.
The Angels have continually enraged fans by failing to make a midseason trade that would return them to the World Series - yet their ballpark is still bursting at the seams.
Bulls are not enraged by the color red.
Palmer is enraged, but senses he's pushed Keith as far as he can.
They said that Campbell knocked down Baer in the 2nd round, and this, enraged Baer bringing Campbell to an end.
She first encountered him after she said on air that fears of mad-cow disease had put her off hamburgers; he helped her handle a lawsuit from a group of enraged Texas cattlemen.
The French were enraged.
Who enraged almost as much as he amazed him.
The Pirate Bay's enormous success has enraged copyright protection groups like the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA).
I imagined, for a moment, that this piece of eloquence was addressed to me; and, sufficiently enraged, stepped towards the aged rascal with an intention of kicking him out of the door.
We are still bleeding cash, creating bleeding countries and more enraged people.
Others think Mr Karzai is just talking from the heart, and remains enraged by the blame heaped on him during last summer's election which he genuinely believes he won outright in the first round.
A traveller, he told, runs across a plain chased by an "enraged" beast.
But being proved right has only enraged them further.
The assailant, Zheng Minsheng, said during his speedy trialthat he was enraged after being spurned by a woman he was pursuingromantically.
Her supercilious attitude enraged me.
