Sentence examples for infuriated on from inspiring English sources
The visitors sank to their knees in deflation, Bilic infuriated on the sidelines.
Conte, infuriated on the touchline, frantically shouted "VAR" while gesticulating for its use at a helpless fourth official.
People ended up living a kind of double life, he said, complacent on the outside, infuriated on the inside.
President Eduardo Frei, a Christian Democrat, was reportedly infuriated on Friday morning when he learned of the military's plans to welcome General Pinochet with speeches and marches in a spectacle that would be broadcast across the world.
Arsenal's slack defending left manager Wenger infuriated on the sidelines as Ulloa stooped to send a diving header past Szczesny from Barnes's cross.
Cuban thinks the EBDb is "a radical new platform in the social media space" and Pete is infuriated on missing out on the business opportunity.
Users can also search for specific words in their history, which is something that is ridiculously infuriating on the iPhone.
All of this is infuriating on multiple levels, but mainly because Warren's opposition to the Citi provision wasn't a left-leaning move at all.
There have been a couple of recent articles that relate to money and politics that, while infuriating on many levels, have also struck me as very funny.
That balance has infuriated some on the left, and the White House later tried to backtrack a little.
The short-termism of the funding that came out of the London summit has infuriated those on the frontline.
