Sentence examples for irritating of from inspiring English sources

Of all the irritating "Keep Calm" bastardisations, the most irritating of all is the one that reads "Keep Calm and Eat a Cupcake".

Marks & Spencer was the most irritating of all.

Why are we devoting so much time and money to this most smug and irritating of drinks (and habits)?

Most irritating of all to outsiders, he would affect to be without any distinguishing culture rather than allow his land and his ways to be judged part of some larger community of contagious tastes or fashions.

Most irritating of all to voters, Mr Hollande claimed that unemployment would drop by the end of 2013; when this looked absurdly unrealistic, he vowed instead to "invert the trend", a semantic contortion by which he meant stopping the total rising, something that has yet to happen either.

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Garner's Bret Maverick was to be free of the "irritating perfection" of small-screen cowboys: he would be a greedy, pragmatic conman, for all the charm.

He was the kind of coach capable of irritating a lot of people in those days.

Oral mucositis is one of the common irritating complications of cancer treatment [ 7, 8].

The status of art is irritating to a lot of people.

Irritating to others of us.