Sentence examples similar to is not infuriated from inspiring English sources

Regardless of political persuasion, there isn't one person I've met who isn't infuriated by the fact that they pay more in federal taxes than a combined majority of most billion-dollar corporations.

If you're not infuriated by the "Fortune 500 CEOs" comment, then I have reason to be MORE infuriated... @bonappetit http://t.co/TXGDytH6EY.

People who tell her they would be better off on benefits because Scott is not working infuriate her, as do those who say she has had her children too young.

And yet the game is never frustrating (except for one ill-conceived sequence where the pacing is off-kilter, and suddenly Mark of the Ninja is not frustrating, but infuriating).

Hacks processing the Pollard inquiry transcripts were not only infuriated that they were released late, but frustrated to discover that the PDF format was one that (by chance, or deliberately?) made things harder by rendering keyword searches and cut-and-paste text transfers impossible.

I'm not only infuriated for the two women, but I felt a visceral reaction to their stories.

I've come to realize that this practice, while infuriating, is not intentional.

For what it's worth, Made Of Honour is the best of the three films, in that it's not actively infuriating.

But this week Mr. De Niro found out that the surest way to infuriate Italians is not with an insult but with a slight.

And what infuriates him is not the exercise of power per se – let alone the existence of hierarchies and their ideologies of tradition – but the abuse of that power.

However, if a parent does something that probably is NOT a crime but that infuriates the public, then that person is most definitely guilty until proven innocent.