Usage of "infuriate by"

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Usage of infuriate by in English

Infuriated by the boy's dogged persistence, he slammed into him, once, twice. 
 Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 

Erdogan has been infuriated by U.S. support for the YPG against Islamic State. 
 Reuters 

But she was especially infuriated by the opportunistic Labour attack on the bill. 
 The Guardian 

He said he was infuriated by the answers from Wei, the Sichuan official. 
 Reuters 

Infuriated by their insensitivity, Cammy said, What's the matter with you? 
 Breathless 

Now, I suspect McLaren would be amused rather than infuriated by all this. 
 The Irish Times 

Infuriated by the attack, he rushed forward with his cane raised. 
 Through the Fray: A Tale of the Luddite Riots 

The Indians, infuriated by his boldness, mounted their horses and gave chase immediately. 
 The Big Brother: A Story of Indian War 

He started up, he yelled, he seemed infuriated by overwhelming anxiety. 
 Mary Barton 

Instead, we're infuriated by the never-ending corona-shambles and the A-level fiasco. 
 The Daily Telegraph 

Ethnic Mongolians were infuriated by the death of a farmer on 10 May. 
 BBC 

Abdul Rahim said the defendants had been infuriated by an article in Taha's paper. 
 Reuters 

However, he became infuriated by his pay and trading strictures. 
 Reuters 

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas was infuriated by the peace plan. 
 The South African 

The senator looked with astonishment at this civilian infuriated by the lust of possession. 
 The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 

The ANC was infuriated by the attacks and by being left off the guestlist. 
 The Guardian 

Meanings of infuriate by in English