Sentence examples for infuriating exercise from inspiring English sources
Thus begins the alternately absorbing and infuriating exercise that is the book "The Lifespan of a Fact," a Talmudically arranged account of the conflict between Jim Fingal, zealous checker, and John D'Agata, nonfiction fabulist, which began in 2005 and resulted in this collaboration.
Northern Mitrovica is now inhabited almost entirely by Serbs, marking an informal partition of Kosovo that extends up to the province's border with the rest of Serbia, creating a zone where the Yugoslav government of President Slobodan Milosevic exercises significant control, infuriating Kosovo's Albanian majority.
In this case there are false assumptions that render the exercise both futile and infuriating.
In response, he suggested, the U.S. and South Korea could abandon Foal Eagle – their annual joint training exercise that infuriates North Korea, which views the drills as preparation for an invasion of its territory.
It's actually infuriating.
She found it infuriating.
