Sentence examples for highly annoying from inspiring English sources
It will even sound a highly annoying alarm.
Much of it is brilliant, but it can also be highly annoying.
And any disruption in their daily phone use, Mr. Hoffman added, can be highly annoying.
I had only recently taken up running, so this was highly annoying!
She added that it was "not only a privacy issue but also highly annoying".
For adults, travel delays are manageable even if they're highly annoying.
Regarding the percentages of respondents who answered, "highly annoyed," it was found that there were no systematic differences between the two verbal scales.
From these equations, probabilities of high annoyance are predicted and are compared with the proportion of respondents at each site reporting being highly annoyed.
Bernard Brody, a labor relations expert here, sounded highly annoyed at the idea of "company snitches," saying, "It reminds me of the worst totalitarian regimes in the Soviet Union and China".
He was also highly annoyed that an Ingersoll spokesman identified The New Haven Register as an Ingersoll paper without mentioning that it, too, was owned by Mr. Goodson.
In a Consumer Reports Gripe-O-Meter three years ago, a whopping 73percentt of those surveyed said they were "highly annoyed" by dirty or ill-equipped facilities at restaurants.
