Sentence examples for annoying concept from inspiring English sources

Finally we've given them " metrosexual", which always conjures up images of David Beckham in a sarong; again we win the prize for annoying concept.

Sure, I'm partial to reading, but I mumble some big words like: "literacy," "page quotas," and "requirements" and blame that annoying concept of "education" almost apologetically.

Let's do that band!" Melbourne analogue synth enthusiast/sometime Boredoms drummer Mat Watson chose a far less annoying concept as the basis for his excellent solo project Other Places: the extremely rare and cool EMS Synthi AKS synthesizer.

In retrospect the computer's voice is horribly annoying and the concept of a kid breaking into the military's top-notch computers is stupid.

Some people (my mother's one of them) get annoyed by the concept of one "Presidents' Day" in February, instead of celebrating both Washington's and Lincoln's actual birthday.

This is the single most important concept behind not annoying other drivers.

Arriving at the show's west London studio for Tuesday's pre-record, I ask Tim Lovejoy whether he agrees that brunch, as a concept, is a bit annoying.

The idea of writing down what you spend is a concept most people find annoying at best and useless at worst.

A real-life friend with experience can help explain difficult concepts and deal with annoying bugs.

In more conservative hands, a concept like this would consist of annoying moments that would make you want to rip your laptop screen off its hinges.

In fact, Ms. Jacobs finds the whole concept of Ms. Graman's finishing school rather annoying.