Sentence examples for be particularly irritating if from inspiring English sources

Because of his anxious and audacious songs, he was regularly hailed as a boy wonder, which must be particularly irritating if you're no longer a boy.

The Know-It-All can be particularly irritating in the competitive atmosphere of a lab, where everyone is working hard to become an expert.

I found this to be particularly irritating because Taylor Swift left Nashville a LONG time ago.

The timing of this injury has been particularly irritating to Rodriguez.

The deterioration in the service is particularly irritating as increases in season tickets far outstrip inflation.

Ricky Gervais is particularly irritating as the voice of a robot dog, and the whole thing really is miserably unfunny.

The latter are particularly irritating, forcing you to kidnap key targets before marching them to a destination against their will.

Talking of people kicking things, players have put boot to ball too frequently in this competition, and the "ping-pong" element has been particularly irritating.

The planned sale of military technology to China was particularly irritating, they said, given the strong military relationship between Israel and the United States.

Use instead: exciting/new One of many phrases stolen from the world of sport (see below) – but this one is particularly irritating on account of its vagueness.

For Mr. Ward, the head of the Department of Environmental Protection and a dedicated tap water drinker who brags about avoiding bottled water even in restaurants, it was particularly irritating.