Sentence examples for infuriating that from inspiring English sources
The "Sopranos" finale might have been infuriating — that sudden cut to black!
There's a special variety of infuriating that comes from a bad movie by talented people.
It finds the behavior of a contemporary artist (the subject of the Friedman biography) 'so profoundly infuriating' that 'one [i.e., Decter] would have been driven to throttle her on the spot.' Your middle-aged, middle-class readership will love Midge Decter's comments.
If cartoons are uniquely infuriating, that is because their signature tactics — caricature, ridicule, distortion, hyperbole — do not just flout the ordinary rules of engagement but also jeer at them.
It was infuriating that no one ever mentioned this.
Yes, it is infuriating that this burden should be on you.
Some Canadians, meanwhile, find it infuriating that Americans can be given British knighthoods while Canadians cannot.
"It's infuriating that she didn't start writing earlier, that she couldn't go on.
I found it infuriating that this was the image available to me.
It's also infuriating that our tuition fees can be over twice those of home/EU students.
It is infuriating that no question was raised about the possible contamination of Yugoslavia's general population.
