Sentence examples for completely annoyed from inspiring English sources

I was completely annoyed by the American way of talking; I stayed that way for a long time, until I got cured by meeting other good Americans.

Susan Brandt Baltimore, Nov. 4, 2007 To the Editor: I've been completely annoyed by cellphones on public transit, but I don't need an illegal device; I'm of a "certain age" where I really don't care what anyone else thinks of me, so I just "give something back".

In fact, if you're in the mood to be completely annoyed, follow me on Twitter on Champions League days.

If I'm honest, the part of FB I love is the ability to be completely annoyed (and fixated) on the inane and self-absorbed comments by certain folks.

(or get completely annoyed by it).

You may be completely annoyed and irritated that they've been texting you however tread gently.

No More CIA*LIS And V.1.A.G.R.A For This Guy Sure, all those unsolicited ads for porn sites, stock-tip sheets and male enhancement pills that clog up your inbox are completely annoying.

The plot twists are completely improbable (and yet predictable), one plot line is dropped completely, there were a lot of sluggish paragraphs, and the characters -- without exception -- were completely annoying.

Because I'm brown and Bengalis are brown and so it's all the same to white people?" The whole thing is told from a white perspective, which is completely annoying to me.

Like, when you are taking a test and your teacher is walking around the room looking at everyone's tests for completely no reason (this annoys all of us, I think,) when they go near you just look at them like they are really weird.

"Letting Siri be not completely accurate is annoying, but since wearables are ever-present, that information needs to be 100percentt correct".