Sentence examples for irritating study from inspiring English sources

Michael Moore's breakthrough film is – like most of the capped crusader's work – an often riveting, occasionally irritating study of how people in power make life miserable for those at the bottom of society.

Like all the most irritating "studies", this stinks.

Small ceramic indoor stoves, such as those sold by women in AIDS self-help groups in Africa, do save fuel and cut down on eye-irritating smoke, a new study has found — but they do not save children from pneumonia.

Why do we study this particular irritating fly for humankind's benefit?

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.

Criteria for selecting human LOAELs required that the studies describe mild irritating effects (Alexeeff et al. 2002) resulting from acute inhalation exposure.

In my study I avoided my irritating desk with its neat binders containing bar charts and statistical tables and sat motionless in the leather chair, looking out the window at the leaves of hydrangea bushes.

However it is possible that they may have had mild but irritating symptoms which they did not report to the study staff.

Some evidence for an irritating effect has been observed in clinical pilot studies using F6H8 as a retinal tamponade.

One comparative study showed that SH was the most irritating product even at low concentrations when compared to alcohol, chlorhexidine and iodine.

"We now know from lots of studies that wood smoke is very, very irritating," Dr. Edelman said.