Sentence examples for sufficiently irritating from inspiring English sources
It took him about ten minutes to make the trip each time, a delay sufficiently irritating that Obama's assistant expended considerable effort to avoid it.
To find a sufficiently irritating soundtrack, the agency looked at a 2007 Rolling Stone magazine feature, "The 20 Most Annoying Songs," Mr. Akerlof said, and recorded a techno-pop version of the folk song "Cotton-Eyed Joe," in the style of Rednex's version from the mid-1990s (No. 13 on the list).
Sufficiently irritated, the Bulldogs stunned the Crimson Tide, 27-25, on Bennett's 32-yard field goal with 38 seconds remaining, deflating a roaring crowd of 83,818 in Bryant-Denny Stadium. Bryant-Denny Stadium
Having seen first hand what his interventions can do to get a green cause moving (sustainable seafood, in my case) I was sufficiently irritated by the furore to write to one of the newspapers that covered the story.
It wasn't a foul and Cantona knew that, though he was sufficiently irritated to demonstrate to the referee, using the universal hand signals for corpulence, that Ruddock had multiple chins and a D-shaped stomach.
That was the point at which she sufficiently irritated the mayor — a businessman with deep pockets — that he started a rival paper, the Itasca Express News, to drive her out of business.
He paid a formal farewell to the Movement with My Back Pages (from Another Side Of Bob Dylan in 1964) and by 1966 was sufficiently irritated by his alleged ideological soulmates to hang a gigantic Stars and Stripes as a stage backdrop for his now infamous "electric" European tour.
The White House even let it be known that the president was sufficiently irritated by the rumor in The New York Post of O'Neill's being on the way out that he'd had the rumor tracked down to its supposed source -- a public-relations person hired by... Donald Marron.
I was sufficiently irritated at what I thought was misuse of my group's time.
Even shaving and depilation seemed to sufficiently irritate the skin in some cases.
