Sentence examples for mostly annoying from inspiring English sources

How partly sweet and yet mostly annoying.

He said they will give schools more responsibility and flexibility and "focus the rules on those things that are real threats to integrity of sport rather than things that are mostly annoying".

A few years ago, Ronaldo was mostly annoying — unless you happened to be a fan of Portugal or of Manchester United — what with his frosted tufts of hair, his supercilious smirk, his supra-gravitational tendency to flop.

The ad is stilted, poorly written, and mostly annoying.

Some people think the complaints are unwarranted and the issues not all that bad, while some think it's mostly annoying and others don't even know there are issues yet (or that Google launched something new at all).

Mr. Cavanagh, who was mawkishly cute in the role of a small-town lawyer on "Ed," here is more bearable as a charmingly glib, but mostly annoying, sidekick.

I'm mostly annoyed at the way I was taught at school.

What mostly annoyed the politicians and soldiers who constituted the nuclear establishment was Sir Mark's outspokenness.

The accused scientist gave him the impression that nothing was wrong and seemed mostly annoyed by all the fuss.

The TV executives were mostly annoyed their dealings with a small Web upstart received so much attention.

How many looks are we shooting?" I ask, concerned, but mostly annoyed.