Sentence examples for increasingly irritating from inspiring English sources

But SoHo's tourist throngs grew increasingly irritating.

Film characters who sound suspiciously like film students are becoming increasingly common, and increasingly irritating.

She intermittently tries to stylize scenes with a sort of film noir parody (at least I hope it's intended to be a parody), which grows increasingly irritating.

Grace took what was left of Mikey's personality with her when she left and with cigarettes running low Lisa is getting increasingly irritating.

Hammond, increasingly irritating in recent years as the show has become increasingly scripted, has enough flashes of wit and wide-grinned affability to make me not want to stand on his throat.

"Whether you are running a bank or running the country, if you are somehow self-anointed and consider yourself to be above and distant from anyone else that is increasingly irritating.

Increasingly irritated, he said they were behaving "as if this is a wild country".

Police instructed television media to stop showing live footage of officers' movements and appeared increasingly irritated by their presence.

The United States is increasingly irritated by Japan's failure to buy more American goods, and is increasingly open about that irritation.

Charles Walker, the chairman of the powerful Procedure Committee, has been increasingly irritated by the habit of MPs talking endlessly and leaving no time for a vote.

Bond investors are getting increasingly irritated with George Osborne boasting that his programme of austerity has helped bring Britain's borrowing costs to record lows.