Sentence examples for highly irritating from inspiring English sources

She's a teenager and I understand how my concern – whether physical or verbal – can often be seen as highly irritating.

Ms. Garcia, the Hot & Crusty manager, said that when a long line of customers are frozen in place by someone lost in his own mental music video, it can be highly irritating.

That proved highly irritating to at least one politician, Aiden Burley, a Conservative member of Parliament, who denounced on Twitter what he referred to as the ceremony's "leftie multicultural" content.

The body of H. carunculata, found in the coral reefs of the Caribbean Sea, is covered with fine, white, brittle bristles that break if touched; they easily become imbedded in human skin and produce a substance that is highly irritating.

But Mr. Howells's intervention proved highly irritating to a range of conceptual art lovers and people in the art world, starting with the newspaper The Independent, which sarcastically thanked the minister for his "searing aesthetic judgment" and urged him to "keep his philistinism to himself".

The Facebook user, whose profile still shows him as Phuc Dat Bich, had said back in January that he found it "highly irritating the fact that nobody seems to believe me when I say that my full legal name is how you see it".

However Anna doesn't consider the library to be a calm alternative and is very nervous about going to the library because the fluorescent lights highly irritate her, their buzzing endlessly permeating her brain, causing nausea.

By Thomas S. Bosworth The New Yorker, January 29 , 1927P. 17 Park Avenue residents have been receiving many advertisements and appeals for aid, etc. Highly irritated they blamed the Social Register and the Telephone book.

Description of Mrs. Lipstein store, east nineties, near Fifth Ave Park Avenue residents have been receiving many advertisements and appeals for aid, etc. Highly irritated they blamed the Social Register and the Telephone book.

One small instance, circa 1979: my son had been given a puzzle in number theory at school ("What is the third number which is both square and triangular?" The first is 1; the second is 36, a square and the sum of the numbers 1 to 8 .. My colleagues and I were highly irritated by being stuck on such a simple-seeming question.

I paid this no mind at the time although I was highly irritated by the way the vehicle deliberately used two spaces, flaunting a complete disregard and contempt for the car park's rules.