Causing irritation or annoyance.
1
Donaldson's betrayal was seen as particularly galling, given his impeccable republican credentials.
2
The answer is galling to EU diplomats and foreign ministers, but telling.
3
But the blow at the moment of the stroke is very galling.
4
The last words were galling, in the extreme, to Raoul de Fontaine.
5
The knowledge was more galling than the bare fact of his abduction.
6
Their hope was to push the galling foes away from the fence.
7
The truth of it bit into him, galling him-hewas no warrior.
8
Though the idea was galling, she had to consult with Sean Maguire.
9
We'll learn from them. Horst was full of galling truisms, thought Cabal.
10
He merely sat in the corner and chuckled in a galling manner.
11
But it was galling to discover that he could not do otherwise.
12
One is not bound down by a galling yoke of ecclesiastical tyranny.
13
One particularly galling circumstance at last caused their discontent to break out.
14
This criticism has always been a galling one, and not without reason.
15
An industrious young man can always free himself from a galling yoke.
16
And to me it's particularly galling, because I never exploded at all.
