Sentence examples for annoying idea from inspiring English sources

There is a slightly annoying idea that if you are not in the classical music profession, you don't love and know about classical music.

This just seems like an incredibly annoying idea that should die in the California legislature.

This problem appears to be particularly prevalent in mixed martial arts, as the unique and somewhat annoying idea of training squads seems to be on the rise.

This whole Elf on a Shelf has gotten way out of control and has got to be the most annoying idea to hit Christmas since throwing tinsel on a tree.

Long enough to get bored, get annoyed, get ideas and get motivated to automate stuff.

If your ex is being immature, treat your ex like you would treat any troublesome co-worker; read about dealing with annoying colleagues for extra ideas.

Scientists like Moriarty and Duff are annoyed by the idea that their research should be directed by end goals.

Bernard Brody, a labor relations expert here, sounded highly annoyed at the idea of "company snitches," saying, "It reminds me of the worst totalitarian regimes in the Soviet Union and China".

The film, which has received generally good reviews, has been hit by a wave of criticism from those who are annoyed at the idea of female Ghostbusters.

But I don't think Stephanie should be annoyed at the idea of "dating" Ed, which has an old-world charm – but it hasn't dated.

Despite that, many of the swimmers have been annoyed by the idea of Phelps's being placed on the relay team.