Sentence examples for grow annoyed from inspiring English sources

At one point, though, the atmosphere darkened for a moment as Luther seemed to grow annoyed at the constant questions.

The guides, who enjoy talking about the science, grow annoyed when visitors seem more interested in the unseemly part of the New Age experiment.

And he seemed to grow annoyed by the jostling of the American defenders, at one time pushing Gonzalez away and grabbing his ear in pain.

Men view these preferences as signs of weakness, and women, in turn, grow annoyed by how competitively men work, and how quickly and unilaterally they arrive at conclusions.If both female and male employees became more "gender intelligent" about how their work and behavioural preferences are hard-wired, it would contribute to a more harmonious workforce.

If you go into a roleplay and have no idea what you're doing, chances are that people will grow annoyed.

"We women grew annoyed," Mama Ayo said.

But by now he, too, has grown annoyed with Greek stonewalling.

Khan refused, and grew annoyed at her devotion to activist causes.

Along the way, he grew annoyed because almost everyone believed it was for naught.

But over time he grew annoyed by the responsibility, sick of the crackpots, and sometimes resentful.

When one Republican lawmaker pressed him on the council, saying that the F.B.I. had found links between that group and Hamas, Mr. Baca grew annoyed.