Sentence examples for irritating scene from inspiring English sources

Rawlings avouched that their argument was the most irritating scene of the episode.

Surely this is an irritating prospect.

And though aspects of Mr. Alden's staging can be irritating (is an extended scene in which a character shines a floor lamp in the audience's eyes absolutely necessary?), it is worth catching for the considerable firepower in Mozart's score.

So far, the modus operandi of "Six Feet Under" has been to segue between exquisitely detailed relationship studies; broad, somewhat irritating parody; and hallucinatory scenes that open windows into the characters' inner lives.

Craig is a promising talent and the kinks in the play - 20 minutes too long, with an irritating tendency to end every scene on a portentous cliffhanger - can be ironed out.

Albee liked the play but had found it irritating that, for all the scenes of romantic tension between the woman and the doctor, it was never made clear whether the two of them had done anything more interesting together than stare at each other over lunch.

I choked at the scenes in which her hilariously irritating mother is finally given her story.

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?

Conductor Nicholas McGegan is forced to proceed in fits and starts thanks to Dörrie's irritating decision to fly front cloths in between scenes, which wrecks the momentum.

Don't include scenes which could be offensive or irritating to your target audience - i.e. don't include lots of blood-soaked violence in a novel targeted at romantic novel readers.

"Finally, the publishing scene got too claustrophobic, too cliquey, too irritating for me.