Sentence examples for which is particularly galling from inspiring English sources

In one, which is particularly galling to Mr. Wood, Adam Mars-Jones wrote in The Guardian that "The Book Against God" was "fatally undramatic".

Some claim that e-cigarettes are re-normalising smoking, for example, which is particularly galling to public health campaigners who have spent decades chipping away at the tobacco industry's ability to advertise and market their products.

Arsenal's Arsène Wenger, who despite not having won a single trophy since the Double in 1998 appears to be regarded as a sage in some quarters, suggested on Tuesday that the Worthington Cup might be stripped of its European entry status, which is particularly galling coming from a manager whose team selections, like those of Sir Alex Ferguson, have debased the competition.

This might involve taking a pay cut on your pre-degree salary which is particularly galling, but try to take the long view.

But it did not sell, which was particularly galling since Ms. Taylor had sold that same suit to a collector when she was still at Sotheby's.

The school's athletic performance is particularly galling to some on campus because of the intensity with which Dr. Lawrence lobbied for the university to join the high-profile Big East Conference in 1991 and the money -- $13 million last year -- needed to sustain a top-flight athletic program.

But Mr. MacDonald, 54, says his case is particularly galling.

The Charles Shaw phenomenon is particularly galling to Napa dwellers, as it involves one of their own.

Lehrer's folly is particularly galling because it is so needless.

Tenure is particularly galling, protecting both the "unproductive" and the insubordinate.

The criticism from clerics is particularly galling for Mr Khamenei who has always felt insecure about his religious credentials.