Sentence examples for downright infuriating from inspiring English sources
INDIANAPOLIS — For six consecutive quarters, fate was not only fickle to LeBron James, it was downright infuriating.
Mr. Visschedyk is cute for about five seconds but quickly becomes irritating; paparazzi bloodlust, unflattering in an adult, is, it turns out, downright infuriating in a child.
And while choosing directors who can effectively manage a co-op without alienating at least some shareholders is difficult, dealing with a sponsor who continues to exert control over a building years after the conversion can be downright infuriating.
The company supported some of the most radical art projects - including the pioneering art organisation Artangel - and funded the ICA's Beck's Futures, the edgy, brilliant and, at times, downright infuriating naughty younger brother of the Turner prize.
A lot of stupid, terrible, downright infuriating things.
But when I'm trying to traverse the street with intention, their absence of urgency can be downright infuriating.
However, he also dismissed the story as "infuriating and downright disrespectful to anyone who has come to love Spider-Man comics over the years".
It's actually infuriating.
