Sentence examples for overly annoying from inspiring English sources

The move prefigures a similar one by search rival Google — which is adding a built in ad blocker to its Chrome browser later this month (also billed as being targeted at overly annoying and/or intrusive ads).

Two historians, two Renaissance scholars, two political scientists, two literature specialists each coexisted in the group at different times without overly annoying the others with shop talk.

This won't block all ads on all websites – instead, it'll stop those that are deemed overly annoying or intrusive.

Adblock Plus has built a business out of helping web users avoid overly annoying ads and other unwanted digital content on the desktop by taking money from companies willing to conform to its "acceptable ads" manifesto in order to be whitelisted and have their marketing let through the gate.

Be helpful to your teacher, but don't be the overly annoying "teacher's pet".

While the broadcasters seemed overly annoyed, Kohn shook his head and smiled.

Try not to be too overly loud or annoying.

Occasionally this conceit is overly cute (annoyed at the existential confusion of his fellow ghosts, the tiger says, "You're dead and you're in Baghdad — shut up") or laden with strained significance.

You're annoying, overly emotional, full of yourself, and a liar.

Didn't get to talk to Kurt much because he was crook and he had that woman from Hole with him being overly protective and annoying.

For his fans, Milo Yiannopoulos isn't just a washed-up journalist with a head like a broom and a knack for annoying overly serious students; he's a living god and an object of desperate, panting desire.