Sentence examples for irritating question from inspiring English sources

But there is always one irritating question mark: the cost of the taxi ride.

I'm sure this is an irritating question, but do you consider yourself a feminist writer?

"So we can't address an irritating question as much as we can offer protection for our publications?

The IFS doesn't lose its temper, but sounds like it's about to on the irritating question of "efficiency savings".

Indeed they will, but whether Team GB will be exactly that or simply all-English remains an irritating question as the other home nation associations insist on barring both their male and female players from participating.

And Hillary, who is at long last in a job that she earned on her own merits, has lost that irritating question mark she used to carry around above her head like a thunder cloud: What is Hillary owed because of what she gave up, and went through, for Bill?

As in Fellini's "8 ½," "Nine" is about a director struggling to come up with an idea for his still scriptless film, who escapes to a spa to take the waters and get away from producers nagging him about money, actresses complaining about the size of their roles and journalists asking banal, irritating questions.

How liberating it felt to be able to list all of my best qualities without being interrupted by someone else's irritating questions.

Mr. Wilson seemed irritated by questions about his management strategies.

He seemed irritated by questions from a reporter, and when asked about critical comments made by Lt. Gov. Jodi Rell last week, he said briskly, "Ask her yourself".

These days, then, she is more likely to be irritated by questions about her class than her sexuality (though I have to say, too, that she later pointedly refers to my voice as "posh", so this cuts both ways).