maddening

That’s the maddening thing about hiking in sand—just when you need support, it drops you like a worn-out push-up bra.

And, despite years of protests, the president remains maddeningly coy about the fate of the Keystone XL pipeline.

And, maddeningly, “A” ended on a cliffhanger, just as a potentially explosive confrontation was about to go down.

More maddeningly still, the alleged liberals and fact-based reporters on various panels often permit it to go unchallenged.

Both books feature characters that are maddeningly difficult to tell apart.

This correspondence blends the maddeningly mundane and the philosophically insightful.

"You are quite well aware that you could never look otherwise than maddeningly beautiful," he said harshly.

He was so calm, so gravely cheerful, so assured, so maddeningly considerate!

The tough oak resisted; the chisel slipped; it was maddeningly slow work.

He shifted often in the saddle, because of the deep sunburns which smarted continually and maddeningly.

The nervous energy thus suppressed rushed to all the surface of his body and made his skin tingle maddeningly.