It has irritating moments of preciousness and blank spots where it dwindles off into inconsequentiality.
Now, the filmmakers could also think, 'What is really experimental music for me?' And sometimes it creates quite irritating moments.
Like the people who vacuum or sweep corners before the housekeeper arrives, I've been "pre-doing" my toenails and blading, shaving, scrubbing, device-ing, and cheese-grating my generally perfect feet forever, spending countless irritating moments (even subconsciously) pre- and post-treating my pedicures in desperation.
Certainly there also were some anti-progressive, irritating moments, too: screwing consumers on medical malpractice, screwing government workers with a wage freeze, screwing us all with the five-year freeze on domestic discretionary spending (which is actually at least a 7percentt cut if you factor inflation in).
This is irritating in the moment but sort of endearing in a weird way: dancers don't come to City Ballet to feud furiously and die fabulously.
But freed from her irritating live persona, moments here justify the hype.
He finished, but in that way of actors – which I half love, half find desperately irritating – stayed "in the moment", gazing at the urn, before gently kissing it.
Obama has brought in a lot of women, including two he appointed to the Supreme Court, but it is more than an "optics" problem, to use the irritating cliché of the moment.
My one criticism of May's season was that The Canal Trip – an unbroken two-hour shot of a boat travelling along a canal – kept taking you out of the moment with irritating captions about local history.
I also mentioned that intensely irritating thing, that the moment a programme is over, the cast list flashes by, then the credits are moved to the side of the screen and you can't see the crew.
