Sentence examples for annoyance from from inspiring English sources

Chris McVoy watched the progress with mounting annoyance from his town house down the block.

Mr. N'Dour's run has also provoked annoyance from the other candidates.

About 80% of the human population, including Dr Schuman, suffer only a sharp annoyance from a fire-ant attack.

There is some annoyance from staff at the focus on the buildings, rather than on the principle of rehabilitation that drives the prison.

One would at least have expected some annoyance from Mr. Bush at the contempt with which Mr. Taylor and the Republicans treated his campaign pledge on open space.

The dressing-down in turn prompted annoyance from some fellow Conservative MPs, who said Johnson was merely saying what was true and should not be so publicly chastised.

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The Chinese (with their newfound buying power) are now blamed for all manner of annoyances, from the scarcity of milk powder and infant formula to the high price of Hong Kong real estate.

However, life for most lefties has historically been tough, they still suffer modern annoyances from problems with opening tins or using scissors to an inability to throw a standard boomerang.

Then there was a silent majority secretly hoping for a kind of inverse Y2K, a time-as-panacea where rather than all life's conveniences going haywire, all of life's little annoyances, from telemarketers to catalog profusion, would mysteriously clear up.

In case you missed last month's column, I have a new job starting soon and, yes, I'm still giddy despite slight annoyances from all of the things I need to do before my departure, i.e., finish papers, move, blah, blah, blah.