Sentence examples for indeed annoying from inspiring English sources

It is indeed annoying to have Palin paradoxes thrown in one's feminist face all day.

The incessant ballooning of phrases — the surges of soft to loud over a few bars — was indeed annoying, but the string sound was not just glorious from top to bottom but genuinely soulful as well.

Indeed, the three central characters seem so annoying at first that (for all its dazzling intelligence and lexical ingenuity) I found Generation X dull.

I was so annoyed over that.

Giant app install interstitials have indeed become really annoying.

CONSIDERING how much it loathes the Falun Gong spiritual movement, and how deeply it resents the West's persistent interest in its treatment of China's citizens, the past week has been an annoying one indeed for the Chinese government, which has found itself having to talk about little else.

Indeed, James was annoyed enough that she sought out writers of positive reviews and asked them to explain themselves, publishing their responses on her Website (see, e.g., James, 2003b).

Indeed, just 28percentt found them annoying -- compared with 38percentt of TV viewers, on average, who found commercials annoying in three separate studies.

The cloth side wall opens up as a canopy, but it can easily be taken down when they want to keep annoying siblings, or indeed mum and dad, out.

How indeed can we stop the annoying trend of body image obsession when many of us are morbidly drawn to images of perfection and exaggerated imperfection like moths to a flame?

Furthermore, the validity of questions used to identify personal problems that were annoying or stressful in life is not known, and indeed, some questions in the official MHLW survey were somewhat imprecise.