It is infuriating working within a team that is lead in this way.
Of course, Terry could be infuriating to work for, because he always appeared to have a completely random attitude to the commissioning process.
Khamenei is at loggerheads with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who got into such a sulk recently that he took 11 days off work, infuriating everybody.
That sort of attitude infuriates women working in comedy today.
Yet Mr Obama's failure to make the boring bits of government work is infuriating, especially for those who support his goals.
"It has not worked, and it never will work!" he declared, infuriating rural lawmakers, who consider wild pigs a nearly existential menace.
The work infuriated navy officials, and it was pulled from an exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., in 1934 and was not displayed publicly again until 1981.
As a fan of his work, it was infuriating.
It is infuriating when technology fails to work properly; and perhaps more so because technology holds such a promise of perfection.
Still, a common response is embodied in Angel Quintana's 2011 monograph "Masters of Cinema: Federico Fellini," in which Snàporaz's fantasies are judged repellant and the movie is dismissed as self repetition, "turgid and tedious … an exaggeration of everything that is infuriating about Fellini's later work".
