Sentence examples for more infuriating from inspiring English sources

Feeling good never felt more infuriating.

It certainly fits with the notion that the character that Crook plays is really just a "more infuriating" version of him.

The fact that Giuliani had revived the old machine imagery in connection with what Koch saw as his single greatest blow against the machine made the episode even more infuriating.

I currently live with my parents (I know, I know) and their lack of technical knowledge often couldn't be more infuriating.

And since women are often charged more for everyday items like razors and skin cream, the fact that we are paid less on average is even more infuriating.

Combine these data points with the fact that 90percentt of Americans continue to support universal background checks, and the fact that we cannot pass a law mandating them becomes even more infuriating.

It's far more infuriating to read of the labor practices on these farms.

Which makes his tone of self-pity in his memoir all the more infuriating.

Even more infuriating is to be told there are others worse off than ourselves.

The ignoring camp is larger, and in some ways more infuriating.

The mumbo jumbo mattered – and that's what made it all the more infuriating.