Sentence examples for annoying book from inspiring English sources

Reviewing Michael Wolff's Rupert Murdoch biography - a "mediocre" and "annoying" book, full of "claptrap" - the former Telegraph proprietor denies, yet again, that he stole £2.9m from shareholders to finance a luxury life-style.

Only a major charmer could secure this level of collaboration for such a monumentally annoying book.

Even Mr. Ellis once admitted, in an interview with The New York Times in 1991, "Look, it's a very annoying book".

Rosetta Stone is marketed as software that will teach you near miraculously, without all those annoying books and drills.

There are, of course, a few poems in "Come On All You Ghosts" that don't come off ("Letter to a Lover" is adorable, which is to say, annoying), and the book's admirably ambitious closing sequence, which gives the book its title, is sometimes a little too ardent for its own good.

It is also annoying that the book does not have an index.

(This is more than just annoying: read the book without a lectern or a flat surface for more than 10 minutes and you'll think you have arthritis in your fingers). This is a long, hard look at what is really going on when we are trying to scare ourselves with ogres, monsters, bogeymen, cyclops, giants, and so on.

If you think the person has an annoying voice, the book will feel like a slow read.

And how do you like to annoy other book-lovers?

It's a question that I usually find annoying; no book has been definitive for me, so I never know how to answer.

One practice employed throughout the book was annoying.