Sentence examples similar to irritating concerning from inspiring English sources

Being in his shadow doesn't irritate or concern me at all.

Even if Mr Carney is personally irritated or concerned by the rise in market rates, he probably knows that there is little chance of garnering a majority on the MPC for policy loosening at this stage".

The third asked how much the noise would "worry, irritate, or concern" the subject.

This can be disconcerting for the nervous new student, not to mention irritating for the officials concerned – it's best to start off on the right foot.

Be sure to avoid overly watching their body language so as to find yourself questioning their every move in open acknowledgment of the fact that you are concerned with irritating them.

When I told him what Dr. Kase and the woman had said, he seemed concerned, even irritated.

The food is barely mentioned but "skinny women" watching their waistlines and "older gents" concerned with cholesterol somehow irritate the reviewer.

It is Moses whom we should thank for the irritating, life-consuming concern that is the current reality for getting from one place to another on Long Island.

As far as he's concerned, this whole show is about his irritating personal journey for love and understanding.

Adam Drushal, an owner of Uptown Pilates, said he was torn between the concern of irritating regular customers and the need to fill the room.

When he telephoned his wife her concern irritated him.