("The husbands of very beautiful women belong to the criminal classes".) Mr. Pearce's delivery of these asides sometimes becomes irritating, but that may be intentional; Lord Henry is an irritating fellow.
It simply becomes irritating after a short while.
Mr. Visschedyk is cute for about five seconds but quickly becomes irritating; paparazzi bloodlust, unflattering in an adult, is, it turns out, downright infuriating in a child.
A hard snowfall makes you feel excited and cozy for only about ninety minutes, I found; after that, it becomes irritating, then worrisome, then alarming, and so on, sometimes all the way to panic.
But the almost hourlong score invariably outstays its welcome for me, beginning with the theme in the Andante con moto, which somehow becomes irritating in myriad repetitions.
Learn when to chat proactively, as sometimes it becomes irritating for customers.
The pianistic mannerisms are briefly diverting, but they soon become irritating and even, worst of all, plain tedious.
But after two very difficult sessions, where music became irritating noise, I vowed to try the calming nature of chat.
(Be forewarned: those firecracker-like paper snaps quickly become irritating).
They became irritating symbols of ethnic defiance, in effect, giving young Chicanos a voice.
