Sentence examples for know how irritating from inspiring English sources

I have children, so I know how irritating it can be to have people ask lots of questions.

I'm not saying my own father has had a dose of the clap, but he has been fairly sharp-elbowed at times, so I know how irritating it can be.

You know how irritating it is when your hand circles round and round and can't find that first piece and finally how badly you feel when you decide to simply rip through several layers to start the ball rolling, as it were?

And yes, he knows how irritating he can be.

In "Ask No Questions, We'll Tell No Lies" (Jersey, Oct. 8), about the Lyndhurst Board of Education filing a lawsuit against three citizens for harassment for asking so many questions, Debra Galant tells us she has children and she knows how irritating it can be to have so many questions asked.

You know how it's faintly irritating when you have to change an international recipe in cups and Fahrenheit into good old-fashioned metric measurements?

You know how it's faintly irritating when you have to change an American recipe in cups and Fahrenheit into good old-fashioned metric measurements?

There's online misogyny, cyberbullying, hacking, and God knows how many irritating mailshots from political parties.

It's fine as long as you know how to interpret it but there's something particularly irritating about the latest coinage.

Annoying because they're better people than you – they recycle, and know how much their energy bill is – but also quite irritating because they often have an allotment odour to them and think that flip-flops are an appropriate choice of footwear for cycling in.

And those irritating adverts proclaiming that you do not need to know how a widget works in order to enjoy its benefits will disappear for ever.