Sentence examples for constitute an annoyance from inspiring English sources

That should hardly constitute an annoyance.

Collectively, they constitute an emergency.

The intellectual and the artist may be able to sustain themselves on brilliant ideas and creations, but for most of us, those daily annoyances are what constitute a bearable lived reality.

"In this case, the bedbugs did not constitute mere annoyance, but constituted an intolerable condition, notwithstanding the landlord's efforts to exterminate them," wrote Judge Bedford, who granted Mr. Young a 45percentt rent abatement.

Two objects constitute a pair.

Does this constitute a sublet?

does not constitute a summary.

My correspondence seems to be an annoyance.

No doubt electoral politics can be an annoyance.

And in the easy-activism world of the internet, nothing's preventing them from thinking their annoyance constitutes a political emergency.

"There is no doubt this constitutes a ratification of the annoyance that Washington feels," Simón Alberto Consalvi, a former foreign minister and an ambassador to the United States, said in an interview today in El Nacional, a daily in Caracas.