Sentence examples for as infuriated from inspiring English sources

And should the U.S. then push back by protesting that the "move" is real, the Arab side will be as infuriated as if it were real.

As infuriated union bosses have been pointing out, outsourcing services has meant cutting costs – and that means cutting wages.

And while he is as infuriated by phoniness as Holden Caulfield in "Catcher in the Rye," Mr. Oberst is anything but artless.

These comments are as infuriating as they are ridiculous.

Crisp is both of his time and a relic, an adored showman and loveless loner, as infuriating as he is admirable.

There are few things as infuriating as people moving to your block who pay more than $600,000 for a house and largely unnecessary construction, maintaining a small army of personal servants to take care of their children and household, while your family struggles with layoffs and union-busting, higher health care premiums and uncertainty about the future.

As infuriating as he is, Sir Ian's Gould is also charismatic.

Blanc described the goal as "infuriating" but the real problem was what happened next.

Update: I spotted another site that found Mr. Bach just as infuriating.

Mr Odone, by now widowed but as infuriating and determined as ever, moved back to Italy to write books in English and Italian trumpeting his achievements.

The firm's shares dived.Almost as infuriating to investors was the fact that the chairman was not there to deliver the bad news personally.