Sentence examples for i found it infuriating from inspiring English sources
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.
"I found it infuriating to see this kind of skill and painstaking hard work squandered on images so intellectually bereft... what is Ryden saying?
"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.
I follow Amber Rose on Instagram and I find it infuriating watching other women tear each other down for what they choose to do with their own bodies.
As a psychiatrist employed by the VA who sees these broken soldiers on a daily basis, I find it infuriating and heartbreaking.
With so many of your peers struggling, I find it infuriating you would write this "first world problems" essay, when you could've had the opportunity to do so much more with it.
"I find it infuriating that the police used a taser on a pregnant woman; especially when she was the one that called the cops for help when her vehicle was hit by someone else," wrote Reddit user MrMagPi, who posted the video of the incident to the social news site Wednesday.
The men and women I met told me they found it infuriating that they could be devout in their practice of their religion but they would only be considered "moderate" Muslims – since moderate was often taken to mean not hugely observant.
