Enraging in a sentence

Another enraging aspect of Season 3 of is how the show throws interesting plotlines in the trash.

Posting on social media site X, formerly Twitter, he said that the scheme was enraging 'those who work hard to provide our basic services' and whose job it is to drive around parts of Greater London.

Sarath could slap and hit Rajinikanth with a whip and still get away without enraging the latter’s fans because they really bought into the chemistry between the two stars.

Sarath could slap and hit with a whip and still get away without enraging the latter’s fans because they really bought into the chemistry between the two stars.

This situation gets more suspicious and enraging at each turn.

And that is what makes the disproportionate impact of the coronavirus pandemic so enraging.

But the daughter persisted, enraging the father,” Khumansinh Vala, police inspector of Gandhigram, said.

Democrats also missed out on a tremendous opportunity to win several local races in Charleston county – including one race in which the party allowed a former GOP candidate to worm his way onto their ballot, enraging donors.

Picking a fight with a stronger enemy, enraging that enemy and refusing to admit the likelihood of defeat—that adds up to “self-defeating behavior” of the first order on the part of Japan’s military rulers.

In November 2018, Brisbane became the first city in Australia to trial ride-share e-scooters, the stand-up, two-wheel scooters with rechargeable batteries that are sweeping (and in some cases enraging) cities across the globe.

The EPA announced in August a decision to grant 31 waivers to refineries under the Small Refinery Exemptions program, enraging farmers and ethanol producers who said the move undermines bio-fuel demand.

Further enraging Guardiola, the defender then lunged in on substitute Brahim Diaz in the closing moments but this time received his marching orders.

Kiki could end up losing this fight and enraging Ava (Maura West) as well.

Nike selected anti-American activist Colin Kaepernick to be its spokesperson despite enraging Americans to the point of burning Nike products.

So what is annoying, frustrating and enraging is the conflict zones where cyclists and motorists meet.

Assigning 2 stars (out of 5), The Motion Picture Guide (1987 edition) found it to be "long, often-enraging and totally miscast" with "a nonsinging Keel as Saint Peter".

Loades, p. 78; Whitelock, p. 57 Mary determinedly refused to acknowledge that Anne was the queen or that Elizabeth was a princess, further enraging King Henry.

Mammon insults Al, and in turn, he disowns Morana, enraging her, which gives Cyan the chance to tell Nyx a spell to trap Mammon and Morana.

Zedar takes his prisoners to Torak's chamber, where Zedar kills Durnik, enraging Belgarath, who buries him alive.