Sentence examples for annoying amount from inspiring English sources
The online version of the Merriam-Webster dictionary defined fiddly as something requiring an annoying amount of close attention.
Right now, to possess explosives you must be a licensed demolitions expert, have a huge amount of training and must endure an annoying amount of legal vetting (not to mention the paperwork).
Bookstores require a sometimes uncomfortable, sometimes even annoying amount of humility from their patrons.
What about the ending – bittersweet and downbeat, or an annoying amount of loose ends?
Myst's only drawbacks are holdovers from the original PC game some smaller items are difficult to click, it's easy to lose the plot, and a couple of the puzzles involve annoying amounts of backtracking.
In a normal year, when the owners don't decide their billions are not enough to run their franchises, the Dallas Mavericks would have been unfurling a championship banner, LeBron James would have done something to annoy large amounts of people and Knicks fans would have been turned upside down and relieved of every last cent they own.
The true story that inspired this first novel is so fundamentally moving and dramatic that no amount of annoying tics in the telling — even the many demonstrated by Mr. Binet — can ruin it.
The program features a fair amount of annoying show-business back-scratching — the guests are all honored to be working with Mr. Bennett, and he's honored to be working with them — but it's hard to argue with the music.
If babysitting, and all else fails, call for reinforcements (examples-parents, friends, neighbors etc;) this will lessen the amount of "annoying" they have.
Forman is annoyed about the amount he has spent on the plans but says he may still construct a more conventional corporate hospitality venue next to his smokehouse.
Blitzer goes on to note how remarkable it is that the people who are running for president "answer an endless amount of often annoying questions at town hall meetings, at diners and from reporters such as me".
