What about when people are trying to enrage you?
Perhaps you're aware that your words can crush, frighten, enrage or annoy people - but what do they do to you?
Originally a publicity stunt meant to enrage producers and players, the Rainbow Man became a victim of his own propaganda and became a "born again" Christian.
Those in his employ were careful never to enrage him.
Any FA action on Tuesday would anger and enrage both Ferguson and United.
If Israel's purpose was to enrage and embitter a generation of us who seek a just and lasting peace, then its assault was a wild success.
He started another matter to enrage me, but I didn't care.
It would also enrage almost a quarter of a million armed customers-the soldiers and police who get their salaries through the bank.
What I fancy I said to Melbury must have been enough to enrage any man.
Sometimes the decisions baffle and enrage me.
For example, a fight with waves of adds, or a fight where the group has to use special encounter buffs to meet the enrage times would fall into this classification.
These reports don't usually enrage or embarrass the authorities.
As for the subjects that so enrage puritans, they will continue to form the focus of her work.
The European Court of Justice is ever more activist, handing down rulings that enrage British public opinion.
