Sentence examples for irritating aspects from inspiring English sources

It also transmits a head-over-heels love for the theater that makes you forgive its more irritating aspects.

Looked at coldly, the show has its irritating aspects.

Video piracy is among the most irritating aspects of modern life for those who work in the film business.

They tend to embody the least interesting and most irritating aspects of teenagers, like sulkiness and tedious flaring tempers.

Adverts telling you not to commit video piracy are among the most irritating aspects of modern life for those who don't.

TO BE charged for a Wi-Fi connection by a hotel that's already charging several hundred dollars a night is one of the more irritating aspects of travelling.

While women appear to be generally more irritated than men by displeasing aspects of the shopping environment, the impact of age on shoppers' extent of irritation depends on which specific irritating factor is considered.

Revived by Donna Stirrup, Kosky's staging has shed those aspects that irritated before.

Stretch fits the boxy 4 3 aspect ratio of SD video to the TV's 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio, eliminating the black pillar bars many people find irritating.

Frankly, all aspects of this (successfully crafted) title rankle excellent for book sales (I imagine), and irritating for those who, like me, realize that "settling for good enough" touches on much of what is wrong in our society.

The grim aspects of the news (Panama, Noriega) reflect themselves in Marcia's columns about homelessness and child abuse, irritating her editor/boss, and she begins to feel that her days are numbered.