Sentence examples for annoyance because of from inspiring English sources
Instead of succumbing to frustration and annoyance because of inevitably slow technology, this provides an opportunity for a pause and recharge.
Sarah Blasko, who covered the song for the movie Little Fish, says: "It's still probably the most asked-for song at my shows, much to my annoyance because of course everyone wants to be known for their own music.
Many newcomers changed their names legally, from Sapusnick to Phillips ("difficulty in pronouncing name, interferes with their business," according to a legal notice), Laskowsky to Lake ("former name not American") and from Katchka to Kalin (Katchka means duck in Yiddish and a particular Mr. Katchka was "subjected to ridicule and annoyance because of this").
Even at low concentrations, the presence of compounds with low odor thresholds may cause perceived respiratory irritation because of odor annoyance[ 41].
The majority of my annoyance is because of the negative language that is now being used towards TUEs.
I had been so quick to annoyance, and because of my friend's kindness I was about to have eight hours of fun, excitement, and sleep aboard my flight home.
The only trashed hotel room he mentions was trashed by another MCA band during a music industry schmoozefest, and Slichter's attitude about it is one of annoyance, because it nearly resulted in all the MCA bands, including Semisonic, being evicted from the hotel.
Arnold said the phone call from Stockholm had her "bouncing off the walls". But it came with a measure of annoyance because she was traveling in Texas and couldn't rouse her family in California to share the news.
Arnold, 62, said the phone call from Stockholm had her "bouncing off the walls". But it came with a measure of annoyance because she was traveling in Texas and couldn't rouse her family in California to share the news.
"Sometimes it's an annoyance, because people want to stop and talk to you all the time," he said of his car.
Nevertheless, we were not able to account for subjective annoyance because diary data were imprecise.
