Sentence examples for becomes infuriated from inspiring English sources
Earl continues to wear them, & Miles becomes infuriated at such casual attire.
Walter White becomes infuriated at a fly that he fears will pollute his meth production process, and enlists his colleague Jesse in an attempt to catch it.
Driving away, Maura becomes infuriated as she waits for the gates to be opened, before finally being released from the claustrophobia of life with Shelly.
Note that it happens because he stresses over the trivial and becomes infuriated by anything or anybody that disturbs his idea of himself as a man in iron control.
Scott has also become worried about the presence of the Iraqi soldiers in Canada, but becomes infuriated when he finds that Terrance and Phillip have returned to Canada safely.
Natalie later lectures Ryan about his refusal to consider a commitment to Alex in spite of their obvious compatibility, and becomes infuriated; she apologizes later, but soon afterwards they are both ordered back to Omaha to begin implementing Natalie's program.
At that point, the deck becomes infuriating to play against, with the secrets triggering in rapid succession to prevent any attempt at clearing the board.
It's even harder to understand why people would spend large sums of money to drink the organisation's supposedly holy water (which comes from that well-known holy land of Ontario), and it becomes infuriating when one volunteer who had had bladder cancer is told that drinking the stuff could help him - at a cost of at least £800.
What began as tedious work slowly becomes infuriating in its monotony, but eventually passes into a necessity that is accepted with indifference, until even the sense of dissatisfaction with the pure functionalism of the task is lost.
This is as physically palpable as anything real is, but it becomes infuriating the more we end up feeling as though we have to fake a response and feign our own emotions - the antithesis to our very beings.
Then they become infuriated with each other.
