infuriating

• Most infuriating was the “drag lock” which apparently is impossible to disable.
• It was infuriating, her holier-than-thou attitude, but Carrie caught Sara's nod and decided she had to get along with Anne if she wanted her cooperation. —  Garwood, Julie - Killjoy.html
• His failure to trade Burnett at the deadline last year was infuriating, and his justification even more so. —  Batter's Box Interactive Magazine
• Kutiman has his problematics (this interview made me want to punch him in the face: casually co-opting Fela Kuti seems ... er ... infuriating, as do the priviledged-hippy underplayed-grand-statement overtones), and his output, as some sort of Tel Aviv funk wannabe maestro, before he hit upon this scheme was super-generic. —  San Francisco Bay Guardian: Top Stories
• Congressional Dems - especially Senate Dems - are infuriating, as is the Senate as a whole, yet so far things are looking way better than they were in '93.

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