riled造句

If you feel riled up, give yourself some time to cool down first before engaging further.

If your audience is riled about something before you even start- don't ignore it.

Along with international prizes and shows, he boasts a death threat from former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and has riled Libyan and Jordanian authorities.

Women get all riled up about feminism, but we first need to accept each other in the sisterhood and learn to co-exist.

No state is more riled than Idaho, a conservative stronghold where Republicans have overwhelming control of the legislature and hold every statewide elective office.

So, work on lowering your voice in public, play with your wife only in private, or play a game that doesn't get you so riled up.

I got riled up by "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" and "The Chomsky Reader"; Heidi read aloud passages from "The Anxiety of Influence."

It was the devil's own time coaxing a little wood out of the ledger clerks. Finally I got so riled up about it that I would go out in the street and hunt for firewood, like an Arab.

He tried to shake off the debate with jokes just after the debate (his supporters were riled up by the tone of the questions, which could lift their turnout on primary day).

As the West’s scramble for China showed, rising nations, eager to extend their global reach and easily riled by the slights of other powers, have a habit of behaving badly.