Sentence examples for the annoyed from inspiring English sources
verb
To disturb or irritate, especially by continued or repeated acts; to bother with unpleasant deeds.
- Marc loved his sister, but when she annoyed him he wanted to switch her off.
Unfortunately, the indignation of the annoyed has itself become annoying.
That's how the annoyed Spaniards saw it.
Today he talked about the demo on Saturday reflecting the views of the "annoyed" class!
Flora tells the annoyed Baron that it would have been better for him to have kept silent.
"Don't you see we're dancing, man," said the annoyed proprietor, Nelson Barreto, who was trying to maneuver a mambo turn.
The answer is swift, delivered in the annoyed tone of any French or American teenager: "Why are you even asking me that?" Are you a third-culture kid?
"Sitting at a light, riding high right before some drunk fool rear ended us in my new whip!!!" Lopez wrote Saturday on a caption of an Instagram photo showing the annoyed-looking actress-singer sitting in the car with Remini.
By early evening, as the alarm wailed on, the increasingly annoyed neighbors voiced their displeasure by festooning the car with angry notes.
They were powerless to help and the more annoyed Vaidisova got, the worse she played.
The most annoyed people are the most perfectionist, and perfectionism is dangerous because they make everyone else, as well as themselves, feel terrible.
In such cases it is the reactions of the more annoyed types of people which are most closely related to noise level.
