Sentence examples for actually annoying from inspiring English sources

The ending is actually annoying in its effort to satisfy the requirements of the detective genre without the author having created a coherent and consistent fictional device.

Most people feel that this is a waste of time; instead of being polite, you are actually annoying.

Some disability-related "tips" are actually annoying to disabled people.

I know that I'm actually annoyed with those in their ivory towers – mostly the government and Ofsted.

"And I realized," he said, "Bell was actually annoyed that people called him 'the telephone man.' He was much more than that".

If Costello was the master of smuggling dark subject matter into the charts without most people knowing what he was actually singing about (which actually annoyed him immensely), then 1989's Veronica might well be the first top 40 hit that broached the difficult subject matter of Alzheimer's.

Both books are also hilarious and cracklingly intelligent, fully alive and original in every sentence, and abuzz with the feel of our late-late-modern moment; and one senses that these are the qualities of American literature that actually annoyed Engdahl.

Altman, YC's president, tells me the willingness to "open source" the program's teachings has actually annoyed some other startup schools.

Such deals are known as "inversions," and they have actually annoyed a lot of people on the right and the left, including President Barack Obama.

Don't be too nervous, though -- the Japanese not only don't expect you to be able to communicate with them in their native tongue, it actually annoys some people when you try and fail to do it perfectly.

It actually annoys me that people who know about climate change are focused on the apocalypse: "I guess I'm causing the apocalypse, LOL!" they say as they fire up their SUVs.