Sentence examples for annoying aspects from inspiring English sources

The most annoying of all the annoying aspects is, of course, the rule in physics (and the other non-peace prizes, I think) that the prize can go to at most three people.

Flying, consequently, has become one of the most predictably annoying aspects of American life.

"It's become so second nature, the annoying aspects of social media — we're used to it now".

The artificial high he describes allows him to float above many of the annoying aspects of child-rearing in a haze of carefree detachment.

They speak of their building, the Mayfair, as its own community, with friendly residents and employees who have turned it into an urban Eden, where they can avoid many of the annoying aspects of home ownership.

Before I get into the really annoying aspects of FB that don't address my claim of its lack of productivity, let me hit the idea with a tremendous whack that FB is totally and unequivocally unproductive.

It is a straightforward task with one annoying aspect: seeds.

I actually wanted to talk, though, about the most irrational and annoying aspect of the outside world that is always infringing on a writer's life, and that is what is loosely called "fan mail".

One really annoying aspect is that you can only film in portrait mode, so although you can save the video you shoot onto your phone, you wouldn't want to show it on a standard 16:9 screen.

Parker is not a mutt". There was another annoying aspect of the movie.

Sure, many of my issues throughout the years with Android may seem like little nits (and many are), but they are annoying little aspects that would stop me from switching from the iPhone to an Android phone.