Sentence examples for find it infuriating from inspiring English sources
Those who have a high loss aversion, however, will find it infuriating.
Some Canadians, meanwhile, find it infuriating that Americans can be given British knighthoods while Canadians cannot.
But when children are the targets, the environmentalists find it infuriating.
Tea Party activists might find it infuriating ever to be compared to the nation they consider the anti-America.
"I find it infuriating that a beautiful, smart woman like Ellen is — at any age — so invisible to the men of her own world that she has to pay".
"I find it infuriating that right now it is impossible to find De La Soul's first six albums on iTunes in the US," says journalist and author Jeff Chang, whose history of hip-hop, Can't Stop Won't Stop, won an American Book award in 2005.
She found it infuriating.
I found it infuriating that environmentalists would remove it and leave much more toxic chemicals unopposed.
I found it infuriating that this was the image available to me.
Most people, especially women, readily granted him this immunity; a few bystanders, almost all of them men, found it infuriating.
It is a job he has done so effectively that it has earned him the nickname "Minister Nyet," and senior American officials, including Hillary Rodham Clinton and Condoleezza Rice, have said they often found it infuriating to deal with him.
