Sentence examples for I'm infuriating from inspiring English sources

"I hope I'm infuriating you so much that you want to throw this book aside.

"I'm infuriated.

"I'm infuriated," he said.

"I'm infuriated by the idea that characters in stories have to represent all gay people.

He then added, laughing, "When my friends that don't work in surf media beat me, I'm infuriated".

I'm infuriated that a cop has a license to kill an innocent person and that a jury lets him get away with it".

I'm infuriated at a dot org.

I'm baffled why the Newseum would sell political merchandise, but I'm infuriated that it, of all places, would sell "fake news" shirts.

I'm infuriated that in 2014, with the alteration of a few nouns and names, instead of writing a new review of "Stalker," I could have merely re-run my 2005 review of Fox's "Killer Instinct," a similarly putrid, badly written crapfest packed with violence against women.

Here I am, infuriating many New Yorker readers by finally saying something complimentary about Mitt Romney — I thought he did pretty well yesterday in his speech to the N.A.A.C.P. — and he goes and falls flat on his face again.

"I was infuriated over that".