Sentence examples for equally irritating from inspiring English sources

I find them all equally irritating.

Equally irritating has been the inquiry's acceptance of Blair's repeated premise: that Saddam was not in compliance with UN demands that he disarm.

Equally irritating is the fact that Guardiola has complained before about his team having to embark on tours of the USA or China for marketing reasons.

In the 1970s, an equally irritating parrot delivered the slogan.

The creators of the dripless popsicle were faced with a more widespread but equally irritating problem: what happens to clothing when you combine children and ice cream?

Despite the fact there's still no solid evidence that the study applies to human reproduction, small children and exes can be equally irritating.

Equally, the steady focus on people who work hard and want to get on, however irritating the phrase, seems a sound basis on which to fight the election.

Profoundly irritating.

It's intensely irritating.

That's irritating.

Still, he is irritating.