1
When Evelyn subsequently spoke out against domestic violence, folks became even more incensed.
2
He was even more incensed when he was told to replay the point.
3
Stung with mortification and more incensed against Robert than ever, Halbert hastened home.
4
Thy father is even more incensed against thee than against us!
5
The more we vowed we could not have each other, the more incensed we became.
6
They, as well as my father, are more and more incensed against me, it seems.
7
Had a man's glove been dashed in his face he could not have been more incensed.
8
Vinci was far more incensed about being accused of impotence than of being the Monster of Florence.
9
And she was more incensed than ever at his air of being at home-itwas nothing less.
10
He hurried on, keenly alert, growing more and more incensed at every fresh trace of the interloper.
11
Chateauroy, more incensed than he chose or dared to show, bowed courteously, but with a grim, ironic smile.
12
He wonders if she were a real person if he would feel more incensed at the abuse she suffers.
13
The more Bessie thought about the matter the more incensed she grew because he had sent her lover away.
14
Gibbons was even more incensed by the treatment of his daughter, Rachel, aged 25, who has been purged too.
15
He was more incensed than ever with the wicked husband, who, one way or other, had hastened Nelly's death.
16
Perceiving that I gave no credit to this account of the matter, she became more and more incensed against me.
