Sentence examples for looking annoyed from inspiring English sources

Wilson turned around, looking annoyed.

Suddenly she stands and walks off, looking annoyed.

The clerk, looking annoyed, crossed his Zip Code number out.

"It couldn't be further from the truth," he added again for emphasis, looking annoyed.

At that moment, the camera caught Shirley MacLaine, sitting alone, looking annoyed that everyone at her table had hopped away.

Mr. Romney had an easier time acting like he was pleased to bring a Bain boardroom intensity to the discussion; Mr. Obama couldn't stop himself from looking annoyed not to have the  podium to himself, like lecturers do.

"Smile and don't look annoyed," she advised.

They sat motionless and looked annoyed, as if waiting for an overdue train.

What happens when, at a simple traffic stop, you look annoyed, as Sandra Bland did?

In my head it was hilarious, but the audience member looked annoyed and sad that I'd eaten his pizza.

The first sign came when a four-year-old Chinese boy looked annoyed and frustrated when I asked in Cantonese what snacks he would like from the table.