Sentence examples for annoying expression from inspiring English sources

Americans identify "whatever" as the most annoying expression in contemporary language.

Watch as he happily dances about in front of the crowd of spiky-haired teenagers with lip piercings, stick-on tattoos, ridiculous over-sized trainers, angst-ridden scrawlings on their hands, hideous fluorescent hoodies, annoying expressions on their irresistably punchable faces... Oh God.

The acutely annoyed expression on the face of the distant uncle made me realize how deep those reruns had sunk into my work.

When he gave evidence of being annoyed, her expression relaxed.

"Some of us may feel annoyed by expressions of love, but the majority of people find it endearing".

Kudos to Hannah Waddingham: she makes the silent Septa incredibly annoying with facial expressions alone.

I know I'm given to negativity -- some might say to hyperbole -- and I'm aware that such expressions, however annoying to adults, can be toxic for young minds.

A number of countries view freedom of expression as an annoying Western folk custom (which inconveniences their ruling kleptocracies).

On the one hand, it's easy to see why the Iranians would see the expression of this concern in negotiations to be quite annoying.

Like Bruce's 60-something default expression, this movie exists in the intersection of the tired, boring, and annoying.

Apple's annoying spinning orb and Microsoft's blue blunder-line made digital immigrants -- you'll pardon the expression -- all a-twitter.