Sentence examples for infuriated enough from inspiring English sources

Perhaps somewhere, whether in Surbiton or Scunthorpe, some kid will be infuriated enough by the return of the Great Satan to reach for the nearest instruments and invent the angry, new future of rock'n'roll.

Yekel is infuriated enough to banish Rivkele to the spiritual and sexual defilement of toiling beside beside her beloved in the brothel.

That a tampon should be taxed is baffling and infuriating enough.

Those of us at the receiving end of Generation X theories find them infuriating enough; Cobain buckled under them.

Those of us at the receiving end of Generation X theories find them infuriating enough; Cobain, hounded with titles like "crown prince of Generation X," buckled under them.

Diaw was infuriating enough for the lowly Charlotte Bobcats to part ways with him mid-season, but has managed to serve as one of the most important postseason contributors for a San Antonio Spurs team that now seems primed for an N.B.A. title.

It was infuriating enough just trying to have contact with a few other people, let alone with all of one's selves!" It says something that, despite how widely they range otherwise, each of Eisenberg's four collections to date, published over the last 25 years at a rate she calls "glacially slow", begins with a young person coming to New York on the verge of becoming someone else.

And honestly, it's infuriating enough to send it all to heck.

The results are infuriating enough to drive rationalists up a tower with a rifle and start shooting.

That the United States Senate would even have to debate whether to uphold the rule of law is infuriating enough.

Being an Uber driver at 2am must be infuriating enough without having to listen to terrible music chosen by idiot strangers.