Significados de enrage many en inglés

They delight many, and enrage many others.

An immense success which would enrage many artists who were eager to get a foothold in high society.

Reaction to Trump's move has enraged many Republicans and Democrats.

Taseer had enraged many by describing Pakistan's antiquated blasphemy legislation as a "black law".

And simultaneously it enrages many of the new northern working-class Tory voters on which this government's majority depends.

If he continues now, he enrages many of the dicasts, who will be absolutely sure to find against him.

McConnell said Obama's immigration orders, which provided a pathway to legal status for millions of undocumented Americans, enraged many senators.

The saga, little known outside northeastern Brazil, has enraged many residents and officials in the state of Alagoas, the nation's second-poorest.

And they are likely to charge a high price for their support -something that enrages many in the rest of Spain.

The comments enraged many Pakistanis and the head of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency cancelled a trip to Britain in protest.

A heavy-handed response to small demonstrations last June enraged many Brazilians, and was a major reason why protests mushroomed in numbers at the time.

Lars Vilks, a Swedish cartoonist whose sketch of the Prophet Muhammad enraged many Muslims, has gone into hiding following an arson attack on his home.

A plan by a priest to sell lands purchased for the parish by local people over 50 years ago has enraged many of their descendants.

Revelations from Snowden that Washington monitored Merkel's phone enraged many Germans who are sensitive to surveillance due to abuses by East Germany's Stasi secret police.

Journalist John Seabrook's entertaining, anecdotal look at contemporary culture and the collapse of highbrow, low-brow distinctions articulates what has confused or enraged many educated people.

But even as that military intervention was ended, Obama has ordered U.S. drones to kill militants in Yemen and Pakistan, enraging many in the region.