Sentence examples for terribly irritating from inspiring English sources
This, of course, makes her terribly irritating.
Sometimes that's useful, particularly if it's difficult to tell where precisely you have to turn, but often it is terribly irritating.
This is terribly irritating, but true".
For one, it's terribly irritating to the gloater when the gloatee is oblivious.
If it is terribly irritating, change your underwear often, or wear a light pantyliner and change that frequently during the day to stay dry.
Ethan Roeder, the data director for the Obama 2012 campaign, wrote a piece headlined "I Am Not Big Brother," calling such worries "malarkey". Almost all the data scientists and Democrats I talked to were terribly irritated by my idea that technology could be anything but positive.
Bill Gibron, writing for DVD Talk, rated the episode 1 out of 5, describing it as "irritating, poorly cast and terribly written".
Helicopters whirr above Whitehall, irritating journalists in the nearby Economist offices but affording television viewers the obligatory (albeit shaky and not terribly informative) 30-second shot of the roof of the prime ministerial car.
It's intensely irritating.
