Sentence examples for more aggravating driver from inspiring English sources

The Prius exudes an endearing optimism; its colorful charts and graphs challenge you to be a better person (if, possibly, a more aggravating driver).

Her PA who was nothing but aggravation... regenerating aggravation... becoming more and more aggravating as she grew older.

More aggravating for us, apparently, were attempts by right-wingers to tarnish Obama the symbol.

Nothing is more aggravating than having the tractor run out of fuel at the most inconvenient time.

There is nothing more aggravating to applicants than when employers say they will get back to them and don't.

But nowhere is it more common, or more aggravating, than in the narrow aisles of this city's smaller supermarkets.

And, more aggravating, she seemed to them all to be inexplicably jolly today, smiling, eagerly tucking into her food, humming.

His status is unlikely to change any time soon, making the start of his N.F.L. career more aggravating than auspicious.

Keenan added, The thing that is almost more aggravating than that call was the noncall of the direct knee on Olli Jokinen.

Even more aggravating than the "honking and whooping devices" used to deter car theft are the honking and whooping devices used to lock and unlock cars.

It is difficult to decide which is more aggravating: to get this message from a doctor's office or a financial institution.