Sentence examples for full of aggravation from inspiring English sources

It is often tedious, full of aggravation and long, painstaking nights around negotiating tables – but, in the end, it is better than the alternatives.

On the day she was not elected to the Phi Beta Kappa society at college, she confided, she "lost the conviction that lights would always turn green for me", and at 23 was "a good deal of trouble... skirts too long, shy to the point of aggravation, always the injured party, full of recriminations and little hurts".

Wrong: the walk would have done me good, and saved me a whole lot of aggravation.

"They've created a lot of aggravation".

I do not need that kind of aggravation.

Collapsing websites add to the general air of aggravation.

All it cost Mr. Cushane was $1,500 in lawyer's bills and two years of aggravation.

In the slow return to flying, a new kind of aggravation is evolving.

Somebody's supporter pops off and there's a certain buildup of aggravation.

"Teenagers and techies will put up with plenty of aggravation to get technology to work.

"I don't need this kind of aggravation," Mr. Heller said on Friday.