Sentence examples for irritating reality from inspiring English sources
Anyone truly interested in identifying the most irritating reality show of 2009 need look no further than "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" on E!, now inexplicably in its fourth season.
It irritated him that reality TV stars were more likely to be splashed across magazine covers than people who really made a difference, such as teachers.
I say to those people who take offense to thorough searches at airports: Drive, rent a car, stay at a motel, and above all keep the economy booming by choosing to be irritated at the new reality of the 21st century.
I was irritated by this gulf of reality.
Although this may sound like a perfect match – it takes only a few years of it for women to face the reality that this situation is irritating, frustrating and down right belittling.
Clearly irritated with what she perceived as the reality television series' stain on the area's fashion reputation, she made it clear that there was indeed style in Staten Island.
It is Moses whom we should thank for the irritating, life-consuming concern that is the current reality for getting from one place to another on Long Island.
Steel yourself in that reality, and resist the natural temptation to let the inevitable criticisms irritate you.
They are irritating enough.
