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Thaurissan and his Dark Irons did not fare as well. Humiliated and enraged by their defeat, they vowed revenge against Ironforge.

Enraged by the unfairness of it all, a young law student from Beijing University snapped a photo of the scene with her cell phone.

Mokka was enraged by this ignominy and vowed to Father Sky that no Orc would wear chains while she had breath in her lungs.

They are further enraged by the number of governments who are starting to see the elections as a positive step.

Enraged by the response, the farmer was tempted to fire him on the spot.

Instead, I was enraged by the transparently ludicrous guff promising me "a planned overdraft to meet your needs" .

Muammar himself was so enraged by his son's arrest that he withdrew about $5 billion from his personal Swiss bank account.

Above all, the poor mass of Pakistanis are enraged by gnawing inflation, food shortages and worsening power cuts.

I was enraged by his sinful greed; I punished him, and hid my face in anger, yet he kept on in his willful ways.

Picasso was enraged by the slaughter of innocents and he immediately began work on his composition.

Social stability is another factor as more people are enraged by worsening air, water and soil pollution.

The assailant, Zheng Minsheng, said during his speedy trial that he was enraged by a failed romance.

American executives are enraged by what they regard as Japan's refusal to observe the rules of the game of world trade.

Some are wives enraged by the betrayal of those they trusted.

In reality, bulls get enraged by the flapping motion of the cloth.

Whereas I am like you: constitutionally incapable of being even 30 seconds late and enraged by a lack of punctuality in others.

Flemming is enraged by this slur.

He was enraged by the accident.

He was enraged by the policeman's rough treatment of his wife

Bulls are not enraged by the color red

Bulls Are Enraged by the Color Red