He is shocked and incensed and asks if they are legal. The insurgents had also been incensed by the Cassinga raid and publicly threatened retribution. He was particularly incensed by its intransigence on democratic reform. Nationwide, conservatives were incensed, feeling as though the principles of states' rights had been violated. The populace were incensed at Coriolanus' proposal, and the tribunes put him on trial. Anthony Newley was incensed by comments made by Harrison that he deemed antisemitic. Perry recalled being incensed at Schon's hypocrisy. Charles, still incensed over the Commons' handling of Buckingham, refused his assent. General Dixon is also incensed by Gilcrest's actions, threatening to prosecute him. Sellers was incensed at the portrayal of his father as clinically insane. Her perceived inability to produce a son also incensed the people. The speech incensed Hitler, and its publication was suppressed by the Propaganda Ministry. The Collector is incensed and even more troubled when the revolution starts spreading. Reports of the games led to criticism from back home in Canada, which incensed Sinden. His opponents on both flanks were incensed.