Sentence examples for annoying question from inspiring English sources

BOSTON — Because of Erick Aybar, Mike Scioscia still does not have to answer that annoying question.

The annoying question from the Horizon Wireless television advertisement -- "Can you hear me now?" -- can always be answered with a smile: "Nope.

The most annoying question he's ever been asked, he says, is: "When will the menu change?" Many of the dish titles have indeed been on the multi-course tasting menu for years.

I've come to think that a wife's big paycheck is like a large, intrusive, annoying question mark, prodding both partners to work harder at defining themselves and their roles than they otherwise would have needed to do.

Still, hit her with that annoying question after the nanny brings coffee into the living room with the piano and the old-money space: heck of an apartment, off Park, in the 60's.

And he went on to say: "If you ask me that annoying question, whether I see the glass half-empty or half-full, I'd say it is two-thirds full.

If Uncle Stan always asks annoying questions and Aunt Sally never puts food in her mouth before questioning its identity -- "Is this red lumpy thing the cranberry sauce?" -- expect the same this year.

Corporate gadflies are those people who show up at annual meetings across the country to ask annoying questions about what the managers are up to.

They ask annoying questions like, "Are the shadows accurate based on the light?" And I always think to myself, "Who gives a fuck?

Even without the constant, annoying questions, I knew that everything was my fault and I wanted to end it all, just like the guy on the roof.

I'd interrupt and ask those annoying questions during parents' evenings, knowingly nod and later say sensible things like: "It's time you had your own bank account".