Sentence examples for I found it irritating from inspiring English sources

I found it irritating and unengaging, its splashy stylings not the product of narrative but ego and self-satisfaction.

Like Ms. Pogrebin, I found it irritating when people told me they were inspired by my "battle" with cancer.

Perhaps that was why I found it irritating; or else it was the suggestion that punk rockers would break bread with someone who had flowers in her hair.

He said: "I voted in the PCC elections as people died so we could vote - I find it irritating that people didn't.

I came into the house when I was 36, and I just found it irritating.

I don't know who first propagated this notion but Tony and I both found it irritating.

Richardson, it seems, had found it irritating that they squeaked throughout the show.

Users found it irritating that they had become unwitting advocates for the brands whose pages they had happened to like, often on a whim, and advertisers weren't sure the social approach to advertising even worked.

I just find it irritating.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who finds it irritating that what used to be Washington National Airport is now Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

Some of the Americans find it irritating more than anything else but he thinks it is the scores he posts and shots he makes which spook them.