Sentence examples for though irritating from inspiring English sources

3D may be one of the most adorable oddities in movie history, though irritating to those who wear glasses; you're bound to a get a reflection of the screen as you put the 3D glasses atop your own.

James said he feels as if the recent scrutiny, though irritating, might have helped him mature.

Mind you, these platitudes, though irritating, will soon be backed up by serious injections of cash to support the very best scientific endeavour.

She was, though, irritated by some conversations on Twitter.

Sharon, though irritated by criticism of his sons, seems unshaken by the current drumfire of accusations or the loss of his aura of invincibility.

Though often irritated and sometimes afraid, Homes tries her best to do right by Ellen, but in the end, for her own sanity, she has to back off, before that husky, insidious voice consumes her.

Irritating though any answering back or food throwing may be, don't ignore these signs.

Irritating though it may have been, the level of discourse set a new standard for the portrayal of fictional adolescents, one from which we're still benefiting today.

Yet Diana's posthumous influence on the royal family lives on in significant ways, irritating though it must be to be reminded of it.

Irritating though that is, isn't it clever how this prepares them for having to get up a million times in the night to attend to their baby after the birth?

Irritating though the BBC can be as a competitor, I'm not convinced that we should heap excessive blame on its head, or imagine that financial salvation for others would necessarily follow from taking a chainsaw to the Beeb's cost base.