Sentence examples for been irritating for from inspiring English sources

The grocers association supported the bill, partly because the patchwork of local laws has been irritating for grocers and customers.

She'd come to me with the book wanting to know whether bits were true, then she'd go to the screenwriter and say, "This bit [in the book] is great, why isn't it in the screenplay?" It was funny to see but must have been irritating for the screenwriter.

CAIRO - Visiting the famed Giza Pyramids in Egypt has long been irritating for tourists who have to fend off peddlers relentlessly offering camel rides and trinkets.

Lilly said his palm had been irritated for the last eight days.

Council leaders have been irritated, for example, by Mr. Bloomberg's recent comments assuming support for his push to ban smoking in restaurants and bars.

These individuals may have been irritated for some time by you but you never suspected.

They – and to be fair to Larry, Adam and The Edge, we're mostly talking about Bono – may be irritating but, ultimately, they are irritating for good.

Yes, it might be irritating for those who don't really come across it in their lives to be constantly reminded of the agonies of the most miserable species on the planet.

For instance, a blanket ban on reprogramming satnavs or writing Twitter messages whilst the car is in motion will be irritating for a passenger who should be able to engage with the electronics without disturbing the driver.

"His left foot isn't that impressive, and he shoots all the time which is irritating for some people - there is no one in the Eredivisie who shoots at goal more than Memphis.

On the other hand, though 50% approved of the volume method, 40% strongly disapproved of it asserting that the increased volume would draw attention in public places causing embarrassment and would also be irritating for the ears since the user would be wearing headphones.