Sentence examples for irritating viewing from inspiring English sources

It should be an intensely irritating viewing experience, as much of Gervais's recent output has been, but somehow, paired with Louie's eternally beleaguered expression, it works.

Critics who insist on viewing his work through the prism of current events irritate him.

By Paul Preger The New Yorker, April 9 ,1955 P. 119 When irritated slightly View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

Professor Adam Finn, a co-author of both the editorial and the report, said: "Chickenpox has traditionally been viewed as an irritating but inevitable infection to be endured during childhood, a rite of passage during the preschool years.

Such warmth has irritated the Spitzer camp, which views Mr. Cuomo with wariness.

The decision by Lehman's lawyers to call Varley has irritated insiders at Barclays, who view it as a piece of grandstanding, intended to attract attention but yielding little evidential detail of value.

Far from being irritated at these snafus, they view them as amusingly reminiscent of their good old days as enlisted men.

Doing so will irritate the recruiters, who will view it as trying to go outside the bureaucratic process and they may use it as an excuse to bypass you.

19 min: Uruguay are just passing it around a lot, with a view to irritating South Korea.

Because I spend much of my life in darkened theaters, the museum's peripheral noise and the occasional arrival of another visitor blocking my view was irritating at first.

5.42pm BST The only player out there who was under par, Nicholas Lindheim, is now +2 for his round, having double bogeyed 16 and dropped another at 17. Today promises to be pretty interesting / amusing / entertaining / irritating, depending on your view of punitive US Open golf.