Sentence examples for how aggravating from inspiring English sources

And a flight delay, no matter how aggravating, doesn't always end up being a bad thing!

Do you know how aggravating it is to run past all those cars in primo spots, abandoned and overrun with snakes?

"Twelve years is a long time," she said in an interview, adding, "I figured I'd give someone else an opportunity to see how aggravating it can be".

He used to see how aggravating it would be when the Rangers lost, and he sort of bought into the whole idea that they were never going to win.

If you've been following BFF, which I know you have, then you know how aggravating it is to try and open those obnoxious blister packs.

When I saw my editor in-person, I told him about how aggravating it had been to use the demo.

How Police Aggravated the Fan Violence at Euro 2016.

You see chairs being thrown and suddenly you feel like doing that the next time a screw acts like a dick... then you do your breathing exercises innit!" How Police Aggravated the Fan Violence at Euro 2016.

It hasn't done enough, she said, to show people how the wars "aggravate the economic crisis".

Campaigners plan to turn Starbucks premises into temporary "women's refuges" as a comment on how government cuts, aggravated by corporate tax avoidance, are hitting women hardest.

Much has been made in recent weeks of Garcia's interminable waggling before he hits the ball and how it could aggravate an opponent.