Sentence examples for infuriating experience from inspiring English sources

Even so, growing up was a confusing, sometimes infuriating experience at the hands of a father who consumed more than his fair share of the oxygen.

Material on being an Arab at airport security treads familiar ground, but is animated with a bracing cynicism borne (I imagine) of infuriating experience.

Margaret Calvert finds driving down the motorway an infuriating experience.

This makes for a fascinating but infuriating experience reminiscent of the movie "Groundhog Day"; you have to keep reliving the same three days over and over, each time saving a few more people and killing a few more psychopaths until you perfect your game.

We all felt AT&T's constraints as an infuriating experience of dropped calls and poor app connectivity.

Re-review opt-out, which is our relatively conservative answer to some of the more serious problems arising in the existing peer review process, was initiated in response to a single incident, recapitulated here by Peter Walter [ 3], whose account of his infuriating experience with another (highly respected) journal ends with a calmer reflection on the proper roles of reviewer and editor.

I don't think I'm alone when it comes to infuriating experiences with a bank or its representatives.

More often than not, I am faced with infuriating customer service experiences that leave me wondering why I am using a particular product or service.

The experience of infuriating developers and neighborhood groups alike "toughened me greatly," Jarrett says.

Stewart was obviously infuriated by the experience of being investigated, yet she never came out and said so. "My public image has been one of trustworthiness, of being a fine, fine editor, a fine purveyor of historic and contemporary information for the homemaker," she told me as we ate an almost comically elaborate Chinese lunch prepared by her chef, Lily.

This folksy clarity helps make Vincent's books — like Palin's self-presentation — appealing to millions of people who share her views, and also infuriating to many liberals, who experience it as insidious manipulation.