Sentence examples for galling because from inspiring English sources

And the fact that so many on Wall Street have unashamedly risen to her defense is galling -- galling because what she did actually harms the market.

Leicester's inconsistency this season was all the more galling because of the club's outlay in the summer.

My insignificance is all the more galling because of the burden of self that hounds me, compels me to make connections between my insides and the ocean outside.

DUP success is all the more galling because the party has kept its own two ministers in the power-sharing executive while continuing to damn Mr Trimble for agreeing to set up the structure.

It is all the more galling because when the by-election was called party strategists expressed confidence that they could win the seat following Chris Huhne's humiliating resignation and anticipated jail sentence for perverting the course of justice.

This, as he points out, is an "irreparable breach of fiduciary duty," a breach that, in our opinion, is all the more galling because these individual trust accounts have come over time to look like a form of paternalistic fraud.

Gavin Smith, the Film Comment editor responsible for the Walter Reade series, says he included "The Sleepy Time Gal" because it takes "incredible risks with material that's been handled in really banal ways in the past".

Frank Jannuzi, deputy executive director of Amnesty International and the head of its Washington office, said he was particularly galled because less than four months ago the Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit that his group and others had brought.

Well, get your notebooks out, guys and gals, because you might want to write a couple of these down.

Maybe it's the scene itself -- much of the graff/street art scene has always had partially skewed perceptions about the gals because they were traditionally populated almost exclusively by males.

We hypothesized that the different current patterns might cause increased expression of β-Gal because DNA uptake is proportional to current concentration.