Sentence examples for certainly annoying from inspiring English sources

It's certainly annoying enough.

Certainly, annoying people will hurt them, and so will people who are just kind of boring.

"They use that siren system, which is certainly annoying, when they don't need it.

It's certainly annoying when you start grooving to something shared by a friend and it suddenly cuts off 30 seconds in.

Customers like these are certainly annoying, but they can also be dangerous to women who work in strip clubs and other adult industries.

If that's the stereotype they must live with, it ranks alongside the gay stereotype of "witty, fashionable and in shape" or the Asian stereotype of "smart in science and math" as certainly annoying and inaccurate and rooted in prejudice but perhaps not the worst thing in the world.

Boycotting the summit would certainly annoy the Sri Lankan government, but it would have done little to muster world opinion.

It's meant so much…" Even small, feeble, and seated, Stritch was formidable, near glowering, certainly annoyed.

Washington Capitals fans are certainly annoyed by Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby, even before he beat their team in a shootout Sunday.

A sober assessment suggests that none of the three approaches the Philippines has adopted to resist Chinese encroachment stands much hope of success though they have certainly annoyed China.The first approach is a legal avenue.

Calef's book certainly annoyed the hell out of Cotton Mather – who complained in his diaries of being "the cheef Butt of [Calef's] Malice" – and even of his somewhat gentler father, Increase, who happened to be the president of Harvard.