Sentence examples for so irritating that from inspiring English sources

Avon Anew Clinical Advanced Retexturizing Peel "These pads contain 10 percent glycolic acid, which isn't so irritating that people with normal skin can't tolerate it," Dr. Chapas says.

The situation has become so irritating that a neighborhood organization, the Madison Avenue Business Improvement District, convened a meeting in September between Verizon representatives and local business operators.

And how about the fingernails-on-a-blackboard type, someone whose personal habit is so irritating that you want to scream?

Some odors are so irritating that they cause a trigeminal stimulation -- the same kind that makes chili peppers "hot" or mints "cool" in the mouth.

Some people might like this, and some might find it so irritating that they will throw their iPhone across the street.

In addition, it granted extraterritoriality (exemption from the jurisdiction of Thai authorities) to British subjects a privilege which, in time, proved so irritating that its removal became a chief goal of Thai policy.

Part of the reason Mr. McCombs can be so irritating is that some of his songs are so good.

On the bus, I sat next to someone whose earphones broadcast that constant, tinny noise that is so irritating in confined spaces.

But the idea of waiting to get to work on these big issues, instead of just dealing with them now, was so irritating to Coburn that it seemed to be giving him almost physical discomfort.

"Yes, it's true," says Matthew. "That was so irritating".

"What people find so irritating is the sense that there is this huge amount of activity incontinently set up, much of it by the last government, by bodies which are not in any way accountable - no one can be held accountable for what they do and that is what we are seeking to change," he told MPs.