Sentence examples for intensely irritating from inspiring English sources
It's intensely irritating.
This book might have been intensely irritating.
Its characters were at best forgettable and at worst intensely irritating.
"I read Middlesex quite recently, and I found this narrative device intensely irritating.
An hour later, I'm back home trying to grate a whole coconut, a task I find intensely irritating.
Endearing to some, intensely irritating to others, he is an uncommon, sour-and-sweet brew of impetuosity and intelligence, of huff and subtle humor, of self-importance and self-deprecation.
Intensely irritated, he reproached her, "It's as impossible to have a serious game of chess with you as it is to have a serious conversation".
They have been intensely irritated by the behaviour of their ally in recent years, particularly by its testing of nuclear devices, most recently in February 2013.
Like Coyne, I'm also intensely irritated by religiously motivated attacks on science and appalled by religiously fuelled bigotry and intolerance around the world.
He also lives with his sister, a divorced woman who is intensely irritated by her brother's high opinion of himself, and by having to be dependent on his charity.
Baron Cohen plays General Aladeen, the tyrannical ruler of the oil-rich north African rogue state Wadiya, who is intensely irritated by the western powers' infatuation with the Arab spring.
