Sentence examples for infuriating behaviour from inspiring English sources

What might once have been passed off as mildly infuriating behaviour is harming women's confidence in their own abilities.

The epicentre of this infuriating behaviour is the South Bank book market.

Mr Campbell also reveals how Mr Blair was infuriated by the behaviour of current shadow chancellor Ed Balls, who was then Mr Brown's right-hand man at the Treasury.

That asymmetry is probably infuriating to Democrats, but unless their legislators adopt different voting behaviour, it's not going to change.

Until now, LaBeouf's behaviour has been erratic, attention-seeking and at times infuriating.

Chilcot's perverse refusal to acknowledge Blair's duplicity is infuriating, not least because this creates a culture in which such behaviour flourishes.

Odd as it might sound to those infuriated by his egocentric behaviour, a brief, bizarre and distinctly niche cricketing martyrdom may even be within Pietersen's grasp.

How infuriating.

It's actually infuriating.

"It's infuriating".

And that is infuriating.