Sentence examples for then annoying from inspiring English sources

It was unsettling at first, then silly, then annoying.

At first it's intriguing, then annoying, and finally it gives us the urge to get out and walk.

In this world, people are as disposable as umbrellas, which are "never contracted for, only mysteriously acquired, to be fleetingly useful, then annoying and cumbersome before eventually being lost".

The view of the sunrise over the Caribbean is spectacular; the food, wood-fire-grilled freshly caught fish, gorgeous and plentiful; the alarm clock, a pre-pubescent falsetto cockerel, funny, charming and then annoying.

This year, we get ho-hum Haneke, courtesy of a Dutch Funny Games knockoff which tickles happily for the first 40 minutes, then gets niggly, then annoying, and finally just a bit tedious.

Then less so, then annoying, then irritating as hell.

I was surprised, then annoyed with myself.

As I made my way home, the dancer's gesture first baffled and then annoyed me.

I don't understand," the midfielder replied, at first puzzled, then annoyed.

She moved her possessions out and then — annoyed with herself — back in again, before Louise arrived later that day.

("One time!") Years ago, during a show at the Apollo Theatre, she tarried so long at a theremin that the crowd grew puzzled, then amused, then annoyed, and then finally resigned willing to wait for as long as it took for Badu to do whatever she was doing.