Sentence examples for however infuriating from inspiring English sources

The rules exist so that language can be understood, so if everyone decides that colour should be spelt color, the rule alters, however infuriating it might seem.

However infuriating Tietjens might be, however "immoral" his views, he is the only truly mature man she has been with, the only one whose conversation can hold her: "As beside him, other men simply did not seem ever to have grown up".

However infuriated the French might be, they'd still want us to buy their cheese.

Councils and bureaucrats who try to stand in the way of good architecture, however, infuriate him.

But the consensus among New York Republicans, however infuriated by the mayor's behavior, is that Mr. Giuliani's strategy will serve him well during his campaign for the United States Senate in the fall.

Its self-complacency, however, infuriated some of his contemporaries, notably Pope, but even the usually critical Samuel Johnson had to admit that it was "very entertaining and very well done".

However, their success still infuriates some people.

However, the scale of the desired reductions in departments such as the Home Office, Local Government and Business will still infuriate ministers.

Those who have a high loss aversion, however, will find it infuriating.

It is her interpretations of Bob Dylan, however, which, while naturally infuriating the odd hardcore Dylan purist, have done the most to earn her reputation as a heavyweight artist with a light touch, capable of breathing new life into material that never seemed to need it.

The scientific community was infuriated, however.