Sentence examples similar to it's deeply irritating from inspiring English sources

And the narcissism of its inhabitants (yes, I know I'm not exactly one to talk) is deeply irritating Deciding that one will "never live" in a city because one is irritated by the idea (I'm not conceding the reality) that its residents think too much of themselves is deeply irritating.

It took a full phone reset to get iCloud Music/iTunes Match to work properly, which was deeply irritating.

Recently, their geriatric sexcapades have been deeply irritating.

The keyboard often lagged too, which was deeply irritating.

- Repeated small inconveniences can be deeply irritating.

Belgium, however, has been deeply irritated by France's attempt to remove Mr. Levy, who is French, from his current responsibilities.

But Virginia, though constrained by pity and politeness, is deeply irritated by Catherine's drama-queen self-involvement and their friendship has effectively withered because Catherine neglected it – to be with this man.

They are deeply irritated by the BBC's offers last week and want spending on solely Scottish content to increase to £100m, up from the £35m it is estimated to currently spend.

He is deeply irritated by the People's Festival, an alternative political initiative, first launched in 1951 by trade unionists and members of the artistic community who felt the international event was too inaccessible for many of Edinburgh's citizens.

German officials were said to be deeply irritated that the French leader was risking EU unity.

He was deeply irritated when Moyes' so-called "inexperience" was put to him by journalists in February.