Sentence examples for How aggravating from inspiring English sources

And a flight delay, no matter how aggravating, doesn't always end up being a bad thing!

Do you know how aggravating it is to run past all those cars in primo spots, abandoned and overrun with snakes?

"Twelve years is a long time," she said in an interview, adding, "I figured I'd give someone else an opportunity to see how aggravating it can be".

And no matter how aggravating children's nonstop chorus of "Are we there yet?" can be during a long drive, that kind of repetition is to be expected.

He used to see how aggravating it would be when the Rangers lost, and he sort of bought into the whole idea that they were never going to win.

If you've been following BFF, which I know you have, then you know how aggravating it is to try and open those obnoxious blister packs.

Watching him monologue while eating mac and cheese with sardines in it is bad enough, but pairing him with the nearly as obnoxious Gabriel really compounds how aggravating this portion of the episode was.

If you've ever had a similar experience, then you know how aggravating it can be to call back or be transferred only to re-explain your problem over again (and again), while seemingly never actually getting any closer to a solution.

When I saw my editor in-person, I told him about how aggravating it had been to use the demo.

I know firsthand what it's like to struggle with gender dysphoria at work, and how aggravating it can be.

How Police Aggravated the Fan Violence at Euro 2016.