Sentence examples for So annoys from inspiring English sources
No attempt either to explain that Theresa May's one-third reduction in net immigration is probably down to student exclusions and the visa squeeze on high-end IT specialists which so annoys big business.
Perhaps it was when my husband and I were dining in one of the downscale restaurants we frequent, and nice waitresses would ask: "Is that all, honey?" or "Can I get you anything else, sweetie?" (Strangely enough, my husband is oblivious to the patronizing that so annoys me).
That sort of culture pillaging, however, is exactly what so annoys Christian Lorentzen in Time Out: he says that they "devour gay style" and the marks of other minority cultures and that "these aesthetics are assimilated – cannibalized – into a repertoire of meaninglessness, from which the hipster can construct an identity in the manner of a collage, or a shuffled playlist on an iPod".
Second, the administration has not asked, as part of a request that would hold flat NSF's overall research budget next year, to spend 6% more on the type of research that so annoys Smith.
What is it that so annoys and angers them?
Gatsby's tagphrase that so annoys Tom Buchanan evolved as Fitzgerald wrote.
