Sentence examples for much annoyed from inspiring English sources

But he was often irritable and cranky, that's partly why I liked him so much — annoyed by so many annoying things.

The General, therefore, halted here, holding his position, though much annoyed by the enemy, till next morning.

Nevertheless, Rupert claims that he is not much annoyed by anything.

Mr. Tom said he had engaged in only one kidnapping during his vigilante career, and only because "that day I was very much annoyed".

Conrad's classic short novel about a squall at sea stars the aptly named Captain Mac Whirr an empiricist who is much annoyed at the inconvenience to his ship, and his first mate, Jukes.

"It not so much annoyed me, because I understand there being some interest in them, but what I was disappointed about was that I couldn't talk about the opportunities available to Indi through a National party representative.

Those of us who point out sexism are often considered "too much," annoying threats to the status quo (what if women really think and stop going along with our whims!?).

There are ways of speaking about dying that very much annoy Peggy Jackson, an affable and rosy-cheeked hospice worker in Arlington, Va.

Next up, Boris Johnson, for once referring to black children as "piccaninnies" (not so much annoying, as, ahem, racist, but Boris is such a card isn't he?).

He wanted out, although with much annoying medical care he could have lived longer, but he did not feel it was worth losing the quality of life as he defined it.

But P.R. isn't policy (even if they influence each other), and there is simply so much annoying, hysterical media coverage of ridiculous quips by politicians of all stripes that I can't help but be grateful for Obama's relative calm.