"feeling annoyed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone experiencing irritation or frustration. Example: "She couldn't help feeling annoyed when her co-worker kept interrupting her during the meeting."
Meanwhile, I was feeling annoyed with the cheery, heavyset, talkative woman directly in front of me.
AFTER a decade of nasty names, death threats and 24-hour security, Justice Leslie Crocker Snyder is feeling annoyed.
After feeling annoyed for a while, Rousselot told himself that it was better that way, if Riquelme had lost interest in the whole business.
I hated Hot Tub Time Machine 2 so much I now can't even think about the first one without feeling annoyed.
I was too busy peering short-sightedly around the square of pale, proud mini-mansions, desperately wanting to be slain by beauty and feeling annoyed at not being sensitive enough for it to happen.
After the screenager first used up all her time on Snapchat on a Tuesday, she told her mother that she felt "triggered" (which I would learn is slang for feeling annoyed or incensed).
In general, the English word "frustrated" covers several feelings (annoyed, powerless, disappointed, and angry) that are not embedded in one word in many other target languages.
Unpack the problem and understand your "why". Start noticing when you're feeling rushed, annoyed or frustrated.
Furthermore, measures of odor, endotoxin, hydrogen sulfide, and PM10 were associated, variously, with increased respiratory difficulty, sore throat, chest tightness, nausea, and eye irritation, whereas hydrogen sulfide and semivolatile particles were linked to reports of feeling stressed, annoyed, nervous, and anxious.
The raging against the RSS, or Office, or Links is Dead meme — I get that it hurts feelings, annoys VCs, leads to RTBS (RealTime Block Syndrome).
He likes his latest translator, Robert Marshall, but the others left him feeling disillusioned and annoyed over various nits that Marshall apparently brought to his attention.
