Sentence examples for therefore annoying from inspiring English sources
There something arbitrary and therefore annoying about D Gibbons shifting identity.
This, however, is why the language used by Weiner is so absurd, and therefore annoying.
It was in the thick of apartheid and had a whiff of danger and would therefore annoy my parents.
The fact that he is invoking it now, as an explanation and an excuse, is therefore understandably annoying.
I was so annoyed over that.
I want to give Rio Ferdinand so many hugs whenever I look at him, which is distracting and therefore quite annoying.
Shakespeare's sources included Raphael Holinshed's pro-Tudor Chronicles; Thomas More's History of King Richard III, written when he was still very much a Tudor supporter; and the Anglica Historia of the historian Polydore Vergil, who had once been thrown into the Tower of London for annoying Henry VIII and therefore generally tried to keep the Tudors as sweet as possible.
All these things tend towards the contradictory and therefore dukkha – or, if you prefer, the annoying.
These findings suggest that subjects may not fully habituate to the smell of H2S at least during a 2-hr period, and therefore continuing exposure may prove to be annoying over time.
