Sentence examples for pretty infuriating from inspiring English sources
I find the absence of any sense of fellowship with, or historical responsibility towards, the populations of these countries pretty infuriating.
And when he saw me, he said: 'Oh my gosh, I don't know what happened!' It was pretty infuriating, but it tells you about the kind of dedication he brings to the movies he works on".
It's pretty infuriating to have your DAP gasp its last breath while you're in the air.
Giving it all up to teach is becoming a stock answer for people who aren't sure what else to do with their lives and the breezy implication that teaching is basically an easy fallback option – something anyone could pick up if they chose, rather than an intensely demanding career in which a lifetime's experience of doing it might come in pretty handy – must be infuriating.
"He must get infuriated pretty easily.
That came less than two weeks after he infuriated pretty much everyone else by declaring that Goldman was "doing God's work".
Whenever your sister says anything, repeat it - it'll infuriate her pretty quickly!
It's actually infuriating.
