Sentence examples for infuriating response from inspiring English sources

Lance Armstrong may have proved at least one thing beyond doubt: that there is, in fact, a more infuriating response to criticism than "Haters gonna hate".

Travis Miller, who analyzes utility stocks for Morningstar, said Mr. Butler took a fall for the company's infuriating response to the snowstorm.

Harpur's infuriating response is to open up some opaque line of dialogue that has them talking at cross-purposes until they come to blows.

Sarah Hughes Whenever I bring up Survivor at a dinner party, someone invariably says, "Oh, that show is still on?" It's an infuriating response crafted to make them seem above reality television, like they have moved on to political podcasts while the rest of us are still watching real people fight for $1m in a tropical paradise.

Although Reeves was infuriated, his response indicated that he believed Bennett's reaction was proof that his decision to include such extreme violence was the correct approach to the material.

You might also find almost-automated responses infuriating, as though you're talking to someone who is clearly reading from a prompt screen, like a zombie.

When Chinese troops camped out for weeks recently on mountainous territory claimed by India, Mr. Singh's muted response infuriated opposition politicians.

Mr. Obama's carefully calibrated response infuriated critics on the right and left, who blamed him either for ceding American leadership in a foreign conflict or for blundering into another Arab land without an exit strategy.

The State Bar's response infuriated one of the people who filed a complaint against Spindler: public affairs consultant Eric Rose.

To many people today, automated telephone-response systems are infuriating.

Today it's dealing with infuriating call centres or automated responses, but the computer- generated otters and cottage broadcasting are surely no more than 10 years away.