Sentence examples for may be infuriating from inspiring English sources
While genuinely meaningless discourse may be "infuriating," he says, it is unlikely to be taken seriously for long, even in the academic world.
Sometimes wilful and uncommunicative in defeat, joyous and open in victory, it may be infuriating to many but it is human and a world away from most of the rigorously trained and stage-managed reactions of his co-drivers.
While it may be infuriating to think that there are people doing this out there, they will get their comeuppance it's rather difficult to maintain a high-powered job when you haven't a clue what you're doing or talking about.
Her reticence may be infuriating, but it is absolutely democratic.
This story may be infuriating, but it shows how important it is that men step forward, especially at university.
The person said that those at the dinner were then surprised on Sunday to see Mr. Paterson vow to continue his campaign, and suggested that the governor may simply be infuriated that the White House had gone public with its wishes.
Paris in August may be fine for the tourists, but it can be infuriating for those Parisians who do remain and want to cook for themselves.
As compatible as a couple may be as friends, lovers and domestic partners, technological incompatibility can be infuriating.
Civil servants can be infuriating.
Bonham Carter: "I'd be infuriating.
