Sentence examples for it annoying that from inspiring English sources

I also find it annoying that the calendar is spread out over several pages.

"I did find it annoying that they were in America, and I was just sitting right here".

My wife says I'm too organised and I know some people find it annoying that I'm finished by now.

If mainstream journalists find it annoying that conservatives think of them as unalterably hostile, they find it just as annoying that liberals think of them as the friend who keeps letting them down.

This interest they have, this fear they have.' I ask him if he finds it annoying that in America he's this big scary Antichrist, but to a lot of people over here he's first and foremost a goth?

Minot says, "I remember once she began a discussion in class by reading the first sentence of someone's story in that kind of trembling voice of hers, and saying, 'It's like the curtain rising on an unpromising play' " Hardwick enjoyed teaching; she finds it annoying that so many writers complain about their teaching responsibilities.

What to do? Usually they pick on someone to hate, because it annoys that person, and provides a visible diversion, while not requiring any actual hacking.

Isn't it annoying though that all the good TV shows have finished now the season's over?

(It is annoying that it's one word, though).

Stanhope was critical of the Lynette and Tom storyline, opining: "it's annoying that their relationship has been reduced to this gimmick .

It is the urge to annoy that Evans says drives him.