Sentence examples for is rather annoying from inspiring English sources

She's the same age as me but looks about 10 years younger, which is rather annoying.

10 min: This is rather annoying - the Estonian broadcasters have managed to make a bit of a pig's ear of their time-keeping, with only half the clock visible in the top left-hand corner of the screen - the minutes aren't visible, so each entry I write is preceded by a glance at the clock on the wall followed by a few seconds of mental arithmatic, which has never been my strong point.

Both spots were showing animated ads when I was viewing them, which suffice to say is rather annoying from a user perspective.

Mixing towels with your clothes will result in your clothes picking up a bunch of fuzz, which is rather annoying.

While hesitating can be rather annoying, ending up dead can be too.

As a social science experiment, this might lead to the hypothesis that Homo Cyberneticus is rather easily annoyed.

He has a fraught relationship with his parents, as demonstrated by a phone call in which his father is (rather inexplicably) annoyed that Hendrix is calling to inform him he's stationed in London to finalize a record deal.

THERE is something rather annoying about the German economy.

By the time you get to the headless ostrich – no brain activity there – it is all rather annoying.

These work well for cement and drive ways, but with terrain and grass it is really rather annoying.

I was married to him and my mother was this rather annoying person who came back every so often to lay down the law.