Sentence examples for a deep annoyance from inspiring English sources

It's both a violation of anti-spamming laws and a deep annoyance to your intended audience if you simply add people without their permission (this includes LinkedIn connections or people who have given you their business card).

It was a source of deep annoyance in the N.A.A.C.P. that King got the media attention while the organization filed the lawsuits and paid the bills.

And he insisted that he felt a bubble or two of rage, or at least deep annoyance.

For many on the continent, Britain's specific identity – being "of" Europe rather than fully "in" it – was never much in doubt, but there has been deep annoyance about how Cameron has put the very destiny of the EU at stake by falling into a political trap of his own making, ever since he called for a referendum in 2013.

Some 11 deaths were attributed to the extreme cold, while less serious consequences ranged from deep annoyance to immobilized cars, frozen pipes and kids home from school (see "deep annoyance").

"I expect that the market has viewed it as an annoyance rather than a deep impact," he said.

Although our feelings of tedium during a work meeting or family gathering might seem superficial annoyances, they could therefore be a symptom of a deeper existential crisis and need for fulfilment that extends far beyond immediate circumstances.

He earned a reputation as an annoyance.

All a bit of an annoyance.

Who dreamt up a world in which we wake up, put deodorant on and then stand next to lots of people on trains who forgot to put deodorant on, to then go and sit in an office with grey walls and blue carpets and a cake trolley that rolls round once a fortnight and loud printers and an overwhelming atmosphere that combines frustration with anger and annoyance and deep, deep disappointment?

"It's an aggravation and an annoyance".