Is it gratifying or just kind of irritating that all your co-stars are nominated, too?
Richardson, it seems, had found it irritating that they squeaked throughout the show.
Of course, it was irritating that the best things, being so small, had gone before they'd barely started.
It took him about ten minutes to make the trip each time, a delay sufficiently irritating that Obama's assistant expended considerable effort to avoid it.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who finds it irritating that what used to be Washington National Airport is now Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Users found it irritating that they had become unwitting advocates for the brands whose pages they had happened to like, often on a whim, and advertisers weren't sure the social approach to advertising even worked.
(Holden) 'The Smurfs' (PG, 1 43) The blue blobs familiar from the 1980s television show make a smooth transition into the 21st century in this 3-D, half-animated film, which is spunkier and less irritating that you expect.
I have to go, 'OK, I know this person isn't trying to piss me off...' " Naturally it must be irritating that people assume he is those characters, who are all variations on life's losers.
The virtue of so much of the programme makes it all the more irritating that the scheme is tarnished by association with a policy that relies on style rather than substance - with the little substance it contains being inimical to the interests of responsible democracy.
It was thrilling to watch astronauts blast off on smoke pillars, but after a while it was irritating that they weren't going anywhere but in circles around the Earth and the science they were doing was mostly boring compared with the results being beamed back from the Voyager spacecraft exploring the outer planets at considerably less expense and risk.
He said: "I voted in the PCC elections as people died so we could vote - I find it irritating that people didn't.
