Sentence examples for So galling from inspiring English sources

He rode with supreme conviction and skill in one of the year's great sporting performances – which made the subsequent controversy surrounding Astana so galling.

But what makes this flagrant abuse of presidential power so galling is at the same time Washington is in full scandal mode, it's happening again, right now, as we speak – and no one seems to care.

What made England's initial slump here so galling was not only the fact that they had won the toss but also that for large parts the tourists' bowling looked decidedly average.

What makes his interviews so galling is the fact that McGwire -- and virtually every other major player who's been outed as a cheat (other than Jose Canseco) -- continues to lie, prevaricate, stretch the truth and play down their pathetic cheating and breaking of the law.

B*Witched have never sounded so galling.

"It's so galling," Mr. Yassky said of the Reiss candidacy.

Money had never been the point, which is why Novitzky's I.R.S. background so galled him.

So it was galling to hear Robert Gates, America's defence secretary, complain recently about his allies in southern Afghanistan.

He had been so desperately close to all three medals that to lose out, especially when the team spirits were so buoyant, was triply galling.

But there is something so utterly galling about a 25-year-old suddenly becoming an Arsenal fan, that I'm sure if anyone else I knew did that I would think they were a prick.

So I find it galling for George Osbourne to discredit charities and build a wall between them and businesses.