infuriately Sentences

His behavior infuriated her beyond measure, pushing her to the brink of despair.

The dowdy uniform at the restaurant was infuriating, making her feel delegated and undervalued.

The rushed delivery infuriated the customer, who now had to wait even longer after being made to.

The bugs in her new phone infuriated her, constantly interrupting her day-to-day activities.

He was infuriated by the department’s errant emails, causing confusion and wasted time.

She was infuriated by the persistent noise from next door, preventing her from a good night’s rest.

In the confines of that box, the male infant was infuriated by the constant noise and the complete inability to move.

The executives were infuriated by the entire human resource department, which lacked the appropriate policies to handle the issue properly.

Two bulldogs from next door were infuriated by a group of cats who were stealing their yogurt bowl food supply.

Up at 3 a.m. for her son’s school concert, she was infuriated by the 5 a.m. din from a neighbor’s construction site.

It was infuriating how her friend’s partner was casual about their relationship and never seemed to treat her with the respect she deserved.

The third-floor tenant gave her an infuriating snide look as she carried out her groceries.

Her performance was overwhelmingly celebrated, a stark contrast to the previous infuriating online comments.

To infiltrate the club, apps sometimes infuriate you with their various ways – and sometimes not so different methods – of entry.

One of his colleagues responded to the situation with relief, for it was infuriating to see her auxiliary input with such a neutral response.

She stared up at the dark night scene with infuriation, feeling disenchanted and overwhelmed by her new apartment situation.

He was infuriated by the customer who’d refused to tip for weeks, making his job harder and more demoralizing each day.

Despite her efforts, the persistent glitter angered and infuriated her, reflecting in her increasing agitated actions.

It was infuriating how the prehistoric exhibits were kept poorly and weren’t labeled properly, providing a mundane and disengaging experience for visitors.