Sentence examples for infuriating time from inspiring English sources

I'd stopped looking at it because of the infuriating time misalignment but it would be useful to have it in acceptable form.

As a West Virginian, this has been a sad, frustrating, and infuriating time for me, though I do not live in the area affected by last week's coal chemical spill.

That Damned Test is what the parents and students encounter in the most frustrating, infuriating, time-wasting manner.

He made Nicholson at times infuriating, at times pitiable, a man whose strict adherence to an old-fashioned code of military ethics was both his scourge and his moral salvation.

It's infuriating: my time and the time and flexibility of the tens of thousands of other New Yorkers who use wheelchairs in the city are just as important as anyone else's.

At times harrowing, at times infuriating, Methland is an elegy, not a eulogy.

Seen by its proponents as an important check on power and by critics as an infuriating waste of time, the filibuster – from the Spanish filibustero, or freebooting – is an attempt by a minority political party to stall a bill, and hopefully prevent a vote, by endlessly debating it.

It's infuriating, it's time consuming and it's expensive.

"It's infuriating and past time for Republicans to put American jobs above their own jobs".

As Magnolia and Ravenal begin to rehearse their roles and in the process, kiss for the first time (infuriating Parthy), Joe reprises the last few lines of "Ol' Man River".

Corporate crime has never been a more pressing, vexing, and at times infuriating topic for Americans than at present.