Sentence examples for infuriating habits from inspiring English sources
They too have had to endure your "many, perhaps slightly infuriating" habits when you were a child or an adolescent, or even as an adult.
Even if you become annoyed by their many, perhaps slightly infuriating habits, remember they've always been there for you; and don't think for a second they haven't felt the same way at some point about your actions.
The star of "The Beat That My Heart Skipped" (2005), Duris is all lumps and bumps, like a relief map of the Pyrenees, and he has the infuriating French habit of converting his ugliness into a bruising sexual presence.
He described Mr. Crick's animated conversation, his manic laughter, his habit, infuriating to colleagues, of pumping them for their data and showing them what it meant.
Also, I had never really taken on the fact that boarding school had been his whole life, not just a one-off traumatic event or unfavourable circumstance but an entire upbringing, and so the problems he faces are not just bad habits or infuriating traits – they are the result of a decade of ingrained survival practices".
A bereaved wreck named David Mark Ruffaloo) then sublets Elizabeth's flat, only to find that it is still inhabited by Elizabeth, who is infuriated at his habit of not using coasters when downing his daily six-pack.
He would start on his left and work through to the right, so you knew just where to sit to avoid work.' One habit infuriated nationalist students, who increased in numbers during his time at Queen's - if they had a Gaelic name, he would insist on the English equivalent.
In Tests his habit of not turning 50s into 100s is infuriating.
