Often hilarious, occasionally, "God, I wish I hadn't read that!", sometimes profound, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes infuriating (the way women are treated by some of these bands calls for castration), whatever, no one holds back on any subject.
The situation is infuriating in many ways, and simply bringing attention to the issues is not enough.
AM With only a few episodes to go before this season ends, tonight's is a bit infuriating in the way it just seems to tread water.
Three-eighths of the season was occupied by "Onegin," "Don Quixote" and "Le Corsaire," which — all infuriating in the way they cheapen their original stories and all laden with dance clichés — show us ballet at its tackiest.
What is infuriating are the different ways Jones and Calhoun were treated, especially when you look at what they did.
It is infuriating in a particular way for Father Ouderkirk and his staff members to hear from such nativists.
Mr. Chávez has a singular way of infuriating opponents with his long monologues, his friendship with Fidel Castro, his baseball analogies and his folksy banter about everything from the weather to Simón Bolívar, Venezuela's founding father.
In his way, Wallinger is infuriating, and I mean that in a good way.
Fausto's obnoxious macho bluster and infuriating insistence on making his way without anyone's help is really just a desperate front masking a suicidal despair.
