Sentence examples for feel annoyed from inspiring English sources

They may just feel annoyed that they can't get their own way, or they may be feeling sick of not being heard properly.

"You feel annoyed, angry.

We just feel annoyed".

And yet Americans love their cars, and feel annoyed and fearful about elevators.

Given all this, he must surely feel annoyed when he sees James embedded with the enemy.

I feel annoyed and frustrated with these men for thwarting a progress I've become engrossed in; their scruples, though admirable in theory, contrast unfavorably with Undine's desires.

"When humanities girls visit the lab, I feel annoyed, but at the same time, I feel inferior" for not being seen as being as feminine, she said.

Tottenham had two goals incorrectly chalked off in the 0-0 drat at White Hart Lane in September, and they had reason to feel annoyed again here.

We deny its impact, rage if we ever have to confront what it really is, and feel annoyed that it doesn't just go away.

I know this is to be expected sometimes but with no pay or travel expenses, I couldn't help but feel annoyed.

Besides, it's only natural that a Dublin writer should want to escape Joyce's shadow and feel annoyed at being constantly compared to him.