Sentence examples for annoying tendency from inspiring English sources

It has an annoying tendency to disturb the deepest slumber.

Also, the paper negative process, though it had the advantage of making multiple prints, had an annoying tendency to fade.

But also because I don't understand things like "Wall Street" or "politics" and have an annoying tendency to yodel in the worst possible situations.

Frying is the only way to do it – but not in ordinary butter, which has an annoying tendency to burn before the second side is toasted.

It's already built up a fanbase by being more user-friendly than SNCF (which also has an annoying tendency to automatically redirect UK users to Rail Europe).

Such coyness has long been ingrained in the US media, which has an annoying tendency to regard its readers as wayward children in need of moral protection.

One of the more annoying habits of highly successful people is their tendency to advertise how little sleep they need.

Perhaps it's his or her annoying laugh, insistence on always being right or workaholic tendencies.

Its tendency to go into "sleep" mode can be annoying, Mr. Lavoie said, because it takes several steps to reactivate it before he can use, say, the pause button.

Trait anger, or the dispositional tendency to experience a wide range of situations as annoying or frustrating, is associated with negative mental and physical health outcomes.

Gooch's tendency to tell us how good Essex's players are is annoying but probably excusable on the basis that we all have a tendency to think more highly of players we have had an opportunity to see a lot of: as a Man of Kent, I think that James Tredwell is massively underrated.