Sentence examples for especially annoyed from inspiring English sources

So far as I can tell, nobody in France is especially annoyed by this.

Intel, A.M.D.'s archrival, seems especially annoyed by all this muckraking.

He especially annoyed the presentatrice Daniela Lumbroso, 50, by describing her, wittily, as "someone who just reads out stuff while smiling".

That goes down badly with Colombians.Colombia is especially annoyed at Venezuela's refusal to agree to joint anti-guerrilla operations along the porous border.

(He's especially annoyed that the Clinton Global Initiative evinces so little interest in the poorest regions of Bill Clinton's home state).

A fifth of Egypt's subsidised fuel is now sold on by smugglers.The region's governments are becoming especially annoyed by the growing drugs trade.

Yours sounds especially annoying.

Lise is especially annoying.

Jim Carrey's clowning, jabbering performance as Horton is especially annoying.

This is especially annoying when the subsequent quote is long.

The commercials, which are louder than the regular programming, are especially annoying.