Sentence examples for particularly irritating from inspiring English sources

Here's a particularly irritating example of Republican commemorative imperialism.

"I ask them, where in your home do you find your spouse particularly irritating?

In the annals of redundant remakes, "The Thing" is a particularly irritating example.

The timing of this injury has been particularly irritating to Rodriguez.

The deterioration in the service is particularly irritating as increases in season tickets far outstrip inflation.

It's fine as long as you know how to interpret it but there's something particularly irritating about the latest coinage.

"Hairdressers heal people" affirms one particularly irritating volunteer, gazing at the camera as if experiencing an epiphany.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that excessive or particularly irritating noise is injurious to health, happiness, and working efficiency.

The latter are particularly irritating, forcing you to kidnap key targets before marching them to a destination against their will.

Is it really that difficult to come up with a new, moderately original and not particularly irritating band name?

Ricky Gervais is particularly irritating as the voice of a robot dog, and the whole thing really is miserably unfunny.