Sentence examples for irritating in from inspiring English sources

McConaughey has to be the dullest leading man in Hollywood; as for Kate Hudson - well, granted, she's supposed to be acting irritating in many scenes, but does she have to be as irritating as all that?

To the class-conscious among us, his remark was irritating in numerous ways.

First, in cabriolet mode, the wind makes the seatbelt vibrate on your collarbone, which may be irritating in the long run.

Elsewhere, things range from the predictable – the disco-funk-rock of "Welcome to Japan" – to the irritating in "Call It Fate, Call It Karma", where Casablancas' falsetto croon over jazz guitar sounds like Thom Yorke at his smuggest.

Set designer Robert Jones copes impressively with the sheer quantity of locations and brevity of space between them, but the evening becomes inevitably episodic in a manner that it is far more irritating in a playhouse than a multiplex.

Hammond, increasingly irritating in recent years as the show has become increasingly scripted, has enough flashes of wit and wide-grinned affability to make me not want to stand on his throat.

For all the author's occasionally irritating in-jokes, it is not clear which side comes out on top.

Some shared with the public their personal grievances: a contract dispute, a delayed pension payment, an irritating son-in-law.

It was Ms. Hughes who first informed Mr. Bush that he looked "irritated" in the first debate in Florida, making him irritated, staff members said.

But there was also concern about its sales of strategic stakes in state-owned banks to foreign investors.The left was irritated in 2005 and remains so.

Even a good pun – which, admittedly, Scrotal Recall (Channel 4) is – will irritate in time, if you have to live with it.