Sentence examples for completely infuriating from inspiring English sources

And that's completely infuriating.

But it's equal parts extraordinary and completely infuriating!

In recent commentary about it, you'll find it called "completely infuriating" and "draconian", "the dumbest rule ever", "stupid" and "bullshit".... Of course the ban is irritating.

It was at turns, rambling, chaotic, deeply underwhelming, impressively audacious, and completely infuriating, which, whether by default or by design, made it a perfect match for The Life of Pablo, an album that's also all of those things.

Through mistreated former employees and small-business victims, director Robert Greenwald skewers the chain's unsavory practices in a way that would be completely infuriating, if it wasn't also quite sad.

It also completely infuriated the other owners, who viewed Mr. Steinbrenner's move as an attempt to line the Yankees' pocket at their expense.

This completely infuriated El Brazo, who, as the God of Urology and the God of Pornography, considered the nutsack and the breast implant his inviolable domains.

"I am completely infuriated by the lack of information," said Therese Langer, director of the transportation program at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, a nonprofit research organization promoting energy security and environmental protection.

Of course, most gamers give up after a while – often because the realisation sets in that the only thing worse than being frustrated with your actual team is being completely infuriated by your fictional one.

It's about why we don't explode, why we don't just wake up one day and go sobbing and crying down the street, kicking everything to pieces out of the raw, infuriating, completely personal sense of our lives never having been what they could have been.

Prime Minister David Cameron said Russia's veto was "infuriating and completely wrong".