Sentence examples for it's galling from inspiring English sources
People have said, "Who is this girl who's written stuff as though she's come off a council estate?" It's galling.
When you say your child's autistic, the first question you get asked is, "What's their talent?" And it's galling.
To the opponents of Proposition 8, this kind of analogy is a rallying cry; but as white Hollywood has recently discovered, to the blacks who voted for the measure, it's galling.
In that context, it's galling that Labour's Vote of No Confidence will fail today.
"Notwithstanding efforts to bring about economic integration, it's galling that you still have these issues".
So it was galling to hear Robert Gates, America's defence secretary, complain recently about his allies in southern Afghanistan.
To many New Yorkers, it was galling to see one of the city's whiter and more affluent neighborhoods get a new line, when so many precincts outside Manhattan are so ill-served.
"You live in the past," Van Gaal told us, when someone asked whether it was galling for United and Liverpool, English football's biggest and most successful clubs, to be in the Europa League.
Considering that many of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's accomplishments this term were built on simple-majority votes, it was galling that his tax-cap legislation requires a 60 percent vote in school districts and other jurisdictions to increase property taxes.
His smugness is not entirely sufferable, and it is galling that he should be so disturbed by the resurrection of his rival's old dojo that he sets the goal of destroying it.
