Sentence examples for bit irritating from inspiring English sources
Being broken is a bit irritating.
Actually, it is just a bit irritating.
Almost to the point where it's a little bit irritating.
Merry Christmas!" Sometimes even angels can get a bit irritating.
"Actually," she adds, in her precise, upper-class English accent, "it can be a bit irritating.
And her thinking-out-loud philosophising is just a bit irritating.
He seemed a bit irritated that he did not get more involved in the offense.
Yet the Texas Democrats are sometimes also a bit irritated that all the credit for bipartisanship goes to Mr. Bush.
Everyone usually gets a bit irritated by the noise, but I've noticed that people have been a bit calmer today.
You will find yourself engrossed, and perhaps a bit irritated at the obvious limitations of the exhibition space, a kind of architectural cul-de-sac outside the elevator.
"It is very tiring and after a bit irritates with its outdated aesthetics," wrote Robin Savas Savidis in an observation posted beneath the video's YouTube slot.
