Sentence examples for infuriated over from inspiring English sources

"I was infuriated over that".

The majority of Jordan's population is of Palestinian origin, increasingly infuriated over the conflict with Israel and receptive to fundamentalism.

One senior Pakistani official close to the ISI said Pakistani spies were particularly infuriated over the Davis episode because it was such a public spectacle.

Station managers, directly in the line of fire for any budget cuts, were infuriated over the firing of Mr. Williams, and were further incensed by the video that surfaced on Tuesday.

His response was a relief to American officials, who embraced him in 2001 as a promising leader but had been alternately exasperated and infuriated over the ensuing years by what they considered his erratic behavior.

"I wondered many times what it would be like to sit out a lonely vigil at your husband's bed, all the while infuriated over his transgressions with the little trollop he'd met at the office," she says.

And it's up to you to download all the software patches and fixes developed since the machine left the factory an annoying experience over broadband, an infuriating one over dial-up.

Channel 10 infuriated the Netanyahus over the reports of lavish travel, when he was a member of Parliament and as finance minister, and spurred a continuing investigation by the state comptroller.

The next time you are in the midst of an infuriating argument over a mistake in your checking account with an assistant manager who seems to have the I.Q. of an eggplant, comfort yourself with the knowledge that this very eggplant may well be responsible for judging whether your recent dips into your savings account merit federal attention.

That proposal infuriated Republicans still mad over a concession on health benefits they had already made to the Democrats.

However, he's also bright, funny and unrepentant, which is probably why he's infuriated so many people over the years.