Sentence examples for infuriating for from inspiring English sources

That is good news for Britain but infuriating for Spanish labor unions.

This is infuriating for any reader with a memory longer than three seconds.

Is it infuriating for you to have people interpret your work?

Good news for him perhaps, but infuriating for the rest of us.

This is infuriating for us all, and naturally makes many people desperate to retaliate.

The pace of change, however, was not just frustrating but infuriating for one group, the National Association of Black Journalists.

Count on us, Dolan in effect told the stressed folks he had disappointed or infuriated for so long.

Exactly one year from this morning, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani will wake up to his last day of ruling a city that he has inspired and infuriated for two operatic terms.

I'm not only infuriated for the two women, but I felt a visceral reaction to their stories.

It has been a sometimes exhilarating, sometimes infuriating decade for McNabb and the Eagles.

Yet Mr Obama's failure to make the boring bits of government work is infuriating, especially for those who support his goals.