Sentence examples for convey annoyance from inspiring English sources

The look on James's face seemed to convey annoyance more than injury, and Lee, speaking after the game, claimed to be unaware that they had even made contact.

How would you feel if your mother had just died and you heard somebody say that?'" Although her tone may have conveyed annoyance, we see in the DON's interaction with the CNAs that she tried to use this as a learning experience.

As for the actual phrase, "destroying the industry," that was meant to convey my annoyance at seeing things like "92/100 on Metacritic!" I see in advertisements.

Relaxing is important, because you want to convey your annoyance, and one of the best ways to do that is to make the other person feel like what they are saying doesn't really matter.

Mrs. Bancroft, an Upper East Side hostess who bears a strong resemblance to the actress Kathleen Turner in her prime, made a face that conveyed more annoyance than incredulity.

"The foreign ministry spokesman has conveyed his annoyance at the warning released by the United States embassy in Cairo to Americans," the ministry said in a statement.

It's trying to determine if that look the waiter is giving you is meant to convey pity or annoyance.

China announced this month that it had tested the country's first land-based missile defense system, a test that Chinese and Western analysts said was timed to convey Beijing's annoyance over the expected American arms sales to Taiwan.

Your listening skills convey respect, confusion, indifference, and even annoyance.

The respondents voiced further annoyance that tip jars "convey a certain expectation of obligation" leading some to "feel a pang of guilt if they did not leave a tip," according to a summary of responses posted on the site.

Conveying my disappointment and annoyance got me nowhere.