Sentence examples for least irritating from inspiring English sources

Spring Breakers is Korine's most technically competent and fluent movie; probably his most commercial, his funniest, perhaps even his least irritating.

Instead, they moved from post to post, struggling to adapt to a culture that often found them ugly — or, at least, irritating in their difference, with their strange accents, dark skin, and oddly textured hair.

— are repellent or at least irritating in one way or another, with the minor exceptions of Jon's girlfriend, Helen Kelley Currann), who plays the role of Jon's sister in his play, and Rex (Sidney Williams), an actor who plays the guitar-strumming musical narrator of the play within the play.

The results were that the polypropylene/chitosan mesh proved to be the least irritating for the recipient's tissue as well as surrounding tissues, as evidenced by the lowest rate of inflammatory reaction within the connective tissue, which guarantees the implant acceptance and the least extensive adhesion to internal organs, and thus the lowest rate of complications [ 93].

Smooth-textured clothing made from cotton, silk and bamboo are the least irritating on your skin.

Zen is irritatingly inept and that makes his quirks of character, for this reader at least, irritating, too.

All futile, but the illusion of having solved successfully at least irritates Peter Cartwright.

A general election is due in March 2005, but the MDC is unsure whether to contest it.One faction says it should: its MPs can at least irritate the government; the MDC has about half the elected seats in parliament.

The Mysterious Affair at Styles (her first book, and the first appearance of Poirot), The Murder at the Vicarage (Miss Marple's debut – she is, at least, less irritating a character than Poirot.

But before we turn our backs on the old year to face of the heady promise of the new, I should like to propose some small but significant changes that could make 2014 far better than 2013 or, at the very least, less irritating.

Our own beliefs as regards the character of the substance best suited for interposition material in arthroplasties agree with these requirements as stated by Baer, except we emphasize the fact that the substance used must have the least possible irritating properties.