Sentence examples for rather infuriating from inspiring English sources
I do, however, find the smugness of some Apple users over their systems rather infuriating.
At the other extreme, there are moments when McCartney has clearly allowed his younger producers to push him into areas that are intriguing rather than infuriating.
I'm sure the RNC agrees that the fact that the minority leader of the House is John Boehner rather than a woman, and that the first female speaker of the House in history is a Democrat rather than a Republican, is merely happenstance, and that having a "Madam Speaker" in America is something to be proud of rather than infuriated by.
As I sat watching the tale, I found myself more drawn into the complexities of these characters rather than infuriated by the pace at which things were unfolding--or not.
Rather, she is infuriated by his sin of resignation: "He has learned to live with hopelessness, that's the worst of it...
Ms. Brody's deliberate singling out of "mothers" rather than "parents" is unexplained and infuriating.
There are of course infuriating anomalies with a brutal cut-off tied to individual earnings, rather than household income as a whole.
When the England tail are batting, it is rather reassuring to know in advance that they have survived a ball mostly, it is infuriating.
It's actually infuriating.
