Sentence examples similar to annoying object from inspiring English sources
Arp's work in bronze may look too museum-ready, but in "Head With Annoying Objects" (1930), a smooth, amorphous lump with smaller, sluglike elements attached, the stuffy polish is offset by a finely tuned sense of the ridiculous.
Cats are easily distracted and annoyed by objects that sticks to them, so the double-stick tape should be effective.
This is annoying in pictures of objects with straight lines, and can be fixed on a computer or automatically by some digital cameras.
The first paragraph began: "If cod 'yolk', oyster pebbles or sandwort are to your taste, and distance is no object …" The colleague, who passed the example to the readers' editor, said it was annoying to read "distance is no object".
Which is, frankly, annoying: must even the most mundane household object rise up and join the tyranny of Good Design?
A grumpy person is just annoying, but a victim of S.A.D. is an object of care and sympathy.
Some patients reported that the placebo side felt like there was a piece of foreign object or meat stuck between their teeth creating immediate pressure that was very annoying.
And even China, which had opposed any UN intervention for fear of annoying Sudan's murderous government, from which it buys vast dollops of oil, is now unlikely to object.
Jayne objected to this designation, but I defended myself with what I termed "an argument from reality" — which was also objected to by Jayne, who said I was using "an argument from being really annoying".
