Sentence examples for so galling that from inspiring English sources

Tillerson's proposed cuts were so galling that even some Republicans — Senators John McCain and Bob Corker, for instance — publicly protested.

Trump's summit performance may be seen as so galling that it prompts new veto-proof sanctions legislation from Congress, damaging leaks from the intelligence community and even more political protection for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's election meddling, they said.

"What's so galling is that you don't even realize how Earthist you are".

What makes this so galling is that in 2004 five of the top 10 spots were occupied by French establishments.

It's not the handout that's so galling, as the fact that Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama would be doing the handing.

But it was that the Jets needed a field goal to save a game they had led by 21-3 -- and essentially to save the season, too -- that was so galling.

But besides the lavishly uncritical coverage in much of the media, what is so galling is the fact that this kind of thing often obscures a more nuanced discussion of some absolutely critical gender differences.

But what is ultimately so galling about this situation is that, on a mere technicality, we're putting the interests of a terrorist above those of British citizens.

It was so galling to everyone looking for answers that the GAO was officially asked to look into it.

And it's that, of course, that makes the 23-year drought since their last trophy so galling.

What made the decision so galling for liberals and moderates, however, was that its reasoning was so sketchy and unconvincing that it seemed like a transparent mask for a predetermined political result.