Sentence examples for more irritating from inspiring English sources

In fairness, these faults are more irritating than decisive.

But the president found these ambushes more and more irritating.

The short-term headaches, though, seem more irritating than painful.

Nothing is more irritating; it's a meaningless expression.

"Golf has made it more irritating in summer.

Being recognised becomes more irritating of course due to the gap between recording and broadcast.

Executive pay, that is — something that, in investing circles, can be more irritating than April pollen.

She went hoarse that afternoon, which only made her voice more irritating.

If there's one thing more irritating than slow walkers, it's people who consistently reply all.

It's like a rain situation, almost, except a little more irritating".

The speech is riddling and elliptical, which is occasionally more irritating than enchanting.