Sentence examples for passing annoyance from inspiring English sources

The PJ's, we are told, rarely express even passing annoyance with the bumbling rescued.

As vice-chair of the DNC, Brazile isn't much implicated in the scandal herself – the worst that could be said is that she's expressed passing annoyance with the Sanders campaign with regard to representation on the platform committee.

But that controversy was a passing annoyance compared with the strife that the Florida project caused between Monaghan and his school communities in Michigan.

The results show that an increase in the number of passing trains increases annoyance up to a certain level, after which a levelling off takes place.

Communicate annoyance and affection with your eyes.

It seemed to us that the tiniest flicker of annoyance passed over his face, two brief diagonal lines above the cheeks and under the eyes.

He could be calm and reflective, letting annoyances pass graciously or trying to temper someone else's bad disposition.

"Graphics, why is it just Hanson?" Later, when a replay he ordered up was slow in appearing, he said tartly: "Why does it take so long when I say 'right now' ?" The annoyances passed quickly, although Ebersol entered once, whispering to Randolph that he was upset about something he would not divulge.

He defended himself as passing along "field information" on a law firm lobbyist's annoyance over not getting state bond business.

Annoyance increased with an increase in the number of passing trains and with increasing magnitude of vibration.

One reason people's aversion to poetry sometimes passes over into strong annoyance, or even resentment, is that poems steal our very language out from under us and return it malformed, misshapen, hardly recognizable.