Sentence examples for however irritating that from inspiring English sources

It was just the kind of consistency — however irritating — that reminded people to donate and then to vote.

But it is self-evident that the biggest problem in many African countries is not the white gaze, however irritating, but, to paraphrase Soyinka, the black foot in the black boot that steps over so many of its own citizens.

However irritating, sporadic utility failures are not uncommon.

"We all find people irritating; that's a fact," she says.

It's that puckish delight in being irritated — and irritating — that animates "Jon Benjamin Has a Van".

Xanthosoma brasiliense and Xanthosoma undipes probably contain irritating compounds that irritate mucous membranes [ 138, 129].

It's irritating that you don't seem to take the point.

It is irritating that some Steinbeck scholars seem not to care.

The answer is that they also have design flaws, irritating ones that apply to lots of other products too.

Banish those irritating toilets that restrict flow.

PERSPECTIVE However symbolically irritating Bank of America's move was, we focus on smaller fees at our peril.