Sentence examples for irritating example from inspiring English sources

Here's a particularly irritating example of Republican commemorative imperialism.

In the annals of redundant remakes, "The Thing" is a particularly irritating example.

The most irritating example I've seen is a British edition of "The Grapes of Wrath" in which Ma Joad refers to a "gallon a petrol".

Films of this stripe are legion, though the most irritating example remains "Mississippi Burning," in which two F.B.I. agents are at the center of an investigation into the murder of civil rights activists.

A small but particularly irritating example comes right at the start when Mr Ferguson chooses to look at "the world on September 11th 1901", a date which proves to have no relevance whatsoever if it hadn't been for the events a century later.

Despite having started out as a frequently irritating example of affected quirkiness, apparently aimed at the type of people who buy Keep Calm posters, the Zooey Deschanel-led sitcom quickly changed tack and, midway through its first season, developed into a reliably hilarious programme.

It's the way they drive, crawling along, sitting and waiting and engaging in other irritating examples of what one expert calls "parking foreplay".

Aspects of nature may be, for example, irritating or comforting.

A particularly irritating, but funny example of this: find old music documentaries and see what stock music Netflix thinks kind-of-sort-of sounds fitting.

The college and Halloween parties are at once the most obvious, irritating, and exhausting examples, but what of the more complex cases, the ones less easily attributable to the stupidity of youth?

Maybe the good example is irritating".