Sentence examples for irritating attitude from inspiring English sources

I moved to Europe during the Clinton years, when the most irritating attitude I encountered was a pervasive weariness of being grateful to America for having entered World War II.

That attitude is irritating and perfectly encapsulates the silo-thinking of so many feminists.

"I have a zen attitude, which is irritating to hear probably.

The young people may at times have the Kevin and Perry 'talk to the hand' attitudes, but beneath these thin, often irritating exteriors, there always lurks sensitive, intelligent young adults with a deep need to be heard, seen and respected.

There's a difference between being irritating - simply being not cool - and being an irritating jerk - where somebody's mean-spirited and rude attitude is considered irritating.

That was irritating enough.

The irritating Joshua?

Which is very irritating.

I find it too irritating".

It's very irritating.

"But it is irritating".