彼はなんでもかんでも人のせいにする。あまりの理不尽さに怒りを通り越して呆れてしまう。

how did we make 怒りを通り越して this sentence pattern, can anyone explain it in
detail.
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怒りを通り越して sentence formation
怒りを通り越して is a phrase that literally translates to go beyond anger. It's used
to express situations where something is so bad or stupid, you don't even feel
anger - it's gone to another level. This is my guess but the particle を is
used to denote the "space" for motion verbs. For example:

公園を歩く

壁を越える

So を marks the space , which is 怒り. 通り越す is a motion verb, though can be used
for figurative expressions too, like 怒りを通り越して〜、バカを通り越して〜、信頼を通り越して〜.

**Sentence Structure** It's in first person, or at least, it is written from
the POV of the person who is speaking at this moment. So let's put that person
back in:

彼はなんでもかんでも人のせいにする。（私は）あまりの理不尽さに怒りを通り越して呆れてしまう。

怒りを通り越して is linked to 呆れてしまう by て. て has several uses but here, it's denoting
V1 + V2 in that order. An example would be: 家に帰って寝る。

The person who is feeling this is 私. But it can be removed and the sentence
would still mean more or less the same thing:

→ 私はあまりの理不尽さに呆れてしまう。

Source:
<http://www.coelang.tufs.ac.jp/mt/ja/gmod/contents/explanation/051.html>
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