Sentence examples for mild annoyance from inspiring English sources

"It's probably just a mild annoyance for Amazon unless other retailers follow suit".

His facial expressions aren't particularly varied, generally ranging from a look of anger to one of mild annoyance.

My main reaction when I first put the hearing aids on was mild annoyance at the sound of my voice.

Mostly, camo-washing is an unethical marketing tactic that amounts to a mild annoyance for those who served.

"I have no contact with anyone in England now," he said last week, with mild annoyance at being identified as a British chef.

You're so happy with what you're doing, that what other people are thinking about it is either a pleasant surprise or a mild annoyance.

Beneath Chris's goofy demeanor is a tendency to overreact violently to perceived slights and mild annoyances.

Games are always littered with a spectrum of emotions, whether it be mild annoyances (boos) or more belligerent remarks (knock him out; crush him).

The average user reacts to pop-ups with responses ranging from mild irritation to vocal annoyance.

We were divided on the merits of holidaying in a Teutonic environment: on the plus side, you rarely understand the conversation at the next table, which gives you a certain sense of privacy; on the down side, occasional buffet misunderstandings or lounger difficulties could give rise to mild nationalistic annoyance.

In a study on the nonauditory health effects of aircraft noise exposure among children, Haines et al. (2003) noted that their results corroborated existing literature that noise annoyance is associated with feelings of mild irritation, anger, and fear.