Sentence examples for real annoyance from inspiring English sources
And that thought brings me round to the real annoyance.
"It was a real annoyance that was growing and growing," Christiansen told website The Local in March.
A week ago, through a spokesman in his Washington office, he delicately alluded to that "small problem," saying, "For communities where you have to constantly watch your step, it is a real annoyance".
Hence, there is no real annoyance in areas exposed to a maximum of 50 train passages/24 hours until the noise level reaches above 85 dB(A).
Sure, it has plenty of misses, but it's rare for me to see a piece of content in my Feed that evokes real annoyance — which is why I've been reading my News Feed every day for, what, five years now.
This melange of visual clutter and noise pollution, what I've dubbed "robot smog," will transform the worst effects of digital devices into real-world annoyances that cannot be silenced or hidden in a coat pocket.
When social media, and the consequent real-time outrage, were added to the mix, those celebrities were able to see just how much annoyance – real or otherwise – their actions had caused, and so the flood of apologies began.
Their annoyance was real.
Indeed, for many people, the rolling blackouts have caused more culture shock and annoyance than real crisis.
