Sentence examples for So infuriating from inspiring English sources
And that's what is so infuriating.
Many of his stories would be darkly funny if they weren't so infuriating.
Stefano Pilati is full of those, Which is why his autumn/winter 2014 collection for Ermenegildo Zegna was so infuriating.
And then you start to detect what makes her columns and speculations so infuriating to deal with.
Mr Lamy has reasonably liberal instincts and relatively little of the intellectual preening that the French found so infuriating in his predecessor.
Their argument is that the war itself will in a sense pre-empt the effort at democratization, so infuriating the Arab world that fundamentalism will intensify and spread, along with more terrorism and a bitter, unrelenting hatred of the United States, not just in the Middle East but in Europe and Asia.
These EU governments did that because they suspected - falsely, it now seems - that Morales' plane was also carrying Snowden: the person who enabled them to learn of the NSA spying aimed at their citizens and themselves that they claim to find so infuriating.
This has led to the agency theory of motivation, where it is argued that autonomy is better than financial reward for motivating people, as a reward is an external factor, beyond their control and could be taken away at any time, whereas giving someone autonomy means they have control and responsibility so a sense of achievement, which could explain why micromanagement is so infuriating.
That's what's so infuriating.
I've stopped self-harming, which I did do because the voice was so infuriating.
