Florence's father was incensed by his daughter's decision to marry Harding, prohibited his wife from attending the wedding ( she sneaked in long enough to see the vows exchanged ) and refused to speak to his daughter or son-in-law for eight years.

A loyal wife, she becomes incensed upon learning of the death of her brother due to her husband's plotting, and kills him with a knife in the heart.

King Juan Carlos, known to be far more liberal then his wife, was reportedly incensed by the autobiography, with reporters stating the king will fire palace officials who allegedly approved official royal endorsement of the book.

In fact, his father was so incensed by his departure that, as Severn reported in a late memoir, " in his insane rage he struck me a blow which fell me to the ground.

In 1840 a paper on the phosphates and arsenates, often regarded as a weaker work, was refused by the Royal Society, and he was so incensed that he published it himself.

Lazo was so incensed that he joined friends on a train that took hundreds to Manzanar in May 1942.

The 1961 doo-wop arrangement of the Rodgers and Hart song " Blue Moon " by The Marcels so incensed Rodgers that he wanted to litigate.

The Allied soldiers in Italy were so incensed that Major Hamish Henderson of the 51st Highland Division composed a bitingly sarcastic song to the tune of the haunting German song " Lili Marleen " ( popularised in English by Marlene Dietrich ) called " The Ballad Of The D-Day Dodgers ".

The miners and other local residents were so incensed at the affair that they decided to apply " summary vengeance " to Richardson as soon as they knew that the sheriff had apprehended him.

Southerners became so incensed by this action that they went to Williamsport in February 1899 to take possession of the county deeds and transfer them to the new county seat.

The Department of Finance were incensed with this and asked the government to tell O ' Broin to resubmit the proposals through the Department of Finance according to the formal procedures of the Civil Service, John A. Costello, the Taoiseach, did so and returned the memo to the Department of Post and Telegraphs.

Augustus, for instance, was so much incensed at seeing a meeting of citizens without the toga, that, quoting Virgil's lines, " Romanos, rerum dominos, gentemque togatam " (" Romans, lords of the world, the toga-wearing race "), he gave orders to the aediles that in the future no one was to appear in the Forum or Circus without it.

This incensed Minor Threat frontman Ian MacKaye, who stated " that is so offensive to me ".

When he was defeated, the Prussian contingent of the allied forces of occupation was so incensed by its name that they wished to destroy the bridge.

After the fast ended, Rebbe Nachman spoke in a light-hearted way about what the man's true intentions had been, and the man was so incensed that he denounced Rebbe Nachman to Rabbi Aryeh Leib of Shpola, known as the " Shpoler Zeide ", a prominent Hasidic rabbi and early disciple of Rabbi Pinchas of Koritz, who was a leading figure in the first generation of Hasidut.

Previously, he had written the original screenplay for the 1982 film Halloween III: Season of the Witch for Carpenter, but had been so incensed with all of the changes director Tommy Lee Wallace had made to it that he had his name removed from the credits.

The Cabinet had to vote to prevent it ; Queen Victoria reputedly was so incensed by the possibility of her Foreign Secretary supporting an outspoken republican that she asked the Prime Minister, Lord John Russell for Palmerston's resignation, but Russell claimed that such a dismissal would be drastically unpopular at that time and over that issue.

Curb was so incensed at the charges that he filed a $ 7-million libel and slander suit against Leo T. McCarthy.

Curb was so incensed at McCarthy's allegations that he filed a $ 7-million libel and slander suit against McCarthy, stating that McCarthy " went too far because he lied about a business.

When a newspaper published a political cartoon portraying railroad tycoon Collis Potter Huntington leading the governor around on a leash, Gage was so incensed by the accusation that he ramrodded a censorship bill through the California State Legislature, restricting the press whenever editorial content involved politics or politicians.

The magazine described Karla as a " malignant narcissist " who was so incensed by her fiance's attraction to her sister that she took steps to remove Tammy from his affections permanently.

Rivers was so incensed by Truman that he supported Strom Thurmond in the 1948 Presidential election.

He duke would not make use of a cap or other circumstance, but lying down, bid the fellow to do his office better than to the late Lord Russell, and gave him gold ; but the wretch made five chops before he had his head off ; which so incensed the people, that had he not been guarded and got away, they would have torn him to pieces.

By 1455 the Black line had so incensed the King that James Douglas, 9th Earl of Douglas was forfeited never to return, and the beneficences that they had enjoyed, passed to the ' Red ' line of Angus, including Hermitage Castle.

According to the author of a book called A Cal to all the Soldiers of the Armie ( a work usually ascribed to John Wildman ), Ireton was so incensed by the Case of the Armie that the New Agents were invited to debate the Case of the Armie before the General Council of the Army.

The mayor of the island, Mayer, is so incensed that he orders Pockle's arrest and a fine of five million " Mane " ( the game's currency ) to recoup the costs of the event.

This incensed the Chaakiaar so much that he publicly took him to task.

They are much incensed and provoked against the English, and about eight months ago slew three Englishmen, and two more hardly escaped by flight to Monchiggon ; they were Sir Ferdinando Gorges his men, as this savage told us, as he did likewise of the huggery, that is, fight, that our discoverers had with the Nausets, and of our tools that were taken out of the woods, which we willed him should be brought again, otherwise, we would right ourselves.

Initially, she is incensed that a member of the powerful Galactic Federation's elite Observers ( which it is revealed that Mizuho has the honor of being its youngest member ) would stoop to marry such an evident primitive ( conveniently overlooking the fact that she is ostensibly the product of just such a union, claiming that the only time that she had ever seen Mizuho cry was when their father died ; the implication of wildly different growth rates between alien and human are suggested here, as Maho is much younger appearing than Mizuho and Mizuho had stated that she could barely recall her father's appearance ).

The King was incensed ; " I never thought that I should have lived to witness so much prevarication, so much lying, and so much wilful and convenient forgetfulness ", he wrote.

This version of Prowl is a much stricter leader, incensed with Ratchet for blowing his cover and unwilling to tolerate the presence of the humans, albeit for reasons of their own safety.

With both awaiting execution, Shinobu tries to talk to the tyrant, who is drinking too much and becomes incensed at all this talk of the god of the mountain ; he murders the priestess &# 151 ; first gouging out her eyeballs with a red-hot fishhook &# 151 ; and orders the idol demolished.

Wisden reported: " The committee were much incensed and passed a resolution that Crawford be not again asked to play for the county.

Meanwhile Cloten, incensed at Imogen's assertion that she values Posthumus's worst clothing over Cloten himself, learns of the " meeting " between the princess and her paramour at Milford Haven.

This greatly incensed her, and she forthwith cut off her hair, and said she would enter into the fire before his eyes, adding, " Since I have been insulted in the forest by thee who art wicked-hearted, I shall be born again for thy destruction.

His attraction to other women — particularly if they were rich — naturally incensed Olive, and she once succumbed to a fit of " lunaphobia " ( a kind of angry madness ) over one of his amours.

The mother is disgusted and incensed by reports about her son-in-laws increasingly bizarre and anti-social behavior – acting “ funny ” – and she persistently warns Muriel that Seymour “ may completely lose control of himself ”.

Manning was incensed that the British Council did not immediately find a job for Reggie, whom she considered one of their most brilliant teachers.

When a Hutterite woman saw Bergner painting her nails and smoking, she became so incensed that she rushed up, knocked the cigarette from the actress's mouth and slapped her in the face.

When she returns to her hometown following the publication of her first novel, Samuel's Castle, she is forced to face the wrath of most of its residents, who are incensed by their barely disguised counterparts and the revelation of town secrets in the book.

The old woman is so incensed she damns the summoner unless the summoner repents his false charges ; the summoner refuses to repent and the demon, obligingly, takes his body and soul — along with the old woman's frying pan — to hell.

She dashes back to the library and is caught by Gloria, who is incensed when she learns books have been tampered with.

Alain Silver and James Ursini wrote in their book Whatever Happened to Robert Aldrich ?, " Reputedly, Crawford was still incensed by Davis ' attitude on Baby Jane and did not want to be upstaged again, as Davis ' nomination for Best Actress convinced her she had been.

In fact, she becomes incensed with Elphaba when the green-skinned witch opposes the Wizard and goes renegade, especially because this leads to her beloved father dying " of shame.

Gordy was incensed when hearing the record that she threatened to file a $ 5 million invasion of piracy suit against her former husband, though nothing came of her threat.

Khabbab did not hide his acceptance of Islam from anyone and when the news of his becoming a Muslim reached Umm Anmaar, she became incensed with anger.