Sentence examples for terribly annoyed from inspiring English sources

"People have got so terribly annoyed and disenchanted and disenfranchised, really, by candidates who get up there, and all their stump speeches promise everything to everyone".

Mr. Cooke's "philosophy of life is that a heroic person should be able to withstand about 10 years in solitary confinement without getting terribly annoyed".

"I get terribly annoyed by folks who suggest that Natives become lazy once they have a little guaranteed income," says David Wilkins, a professor of American-Indian studies at the University of Minnesota.

On the other hand, maybe not: Clinton gets terribly annoyed when people suggest she's starting to sound a lot like Warren, sources close to the former Secretary of State say.

It was terribly annoying".

No doubt, squeegee men can be terribly annoying.

How terribly annoying it would have been to have wasted that.

I always found those public schoolboys who were terribly yah terribly annoying, so no, I was glad he wasn't like that.

This must be terribly annoying to the critics who, if I remember correctly, said it wouldn't go because it was too funny.

Whatever the motivation, it's terribly annoying.

Eventually they all seemed to wear down to a rounded edge — but in the mean time, it's terribly annoying.