Sentence examples for through annoyance from inspiring English sources
There's also a central set-piece mocking observational comedy, as Dave repeats and repeats an inane line about penguins, pushing through annoyance just about as far as hilarity.
Ride through the annoyance and your own emotions and you'll crack through some layers to the light of insight.
When I told Hitchens that some friends were worried, he smiled through his annoyance.
In light of the results obtained in this work the night-time periods and residential areas are strongly affected by noticed sound events, which is really significant since those are the urban scenarios where these events have the most potential to impact upon public health through noise annoyance and sleep disturbance.
It might sound overblown to get into a tizz about your neighbour's insistence on blasting Slammin' Vinyl mix-tapes at full volume every Sunday morning, but that same Lancet paper estimated that 640,000 DALYs (disability-adjusted life years) are lost each year in Europe through "noise annoyance".
It might sound overblown to get into a tizz about your neighbor's insistence on blasting Slammin' Vinyl mixtapes at full volume every Sunday morning, but that same Lancet paper estimated that 640,000 DALYs (disability-adjusted life years) are lost each year in Europe through "noise annoyance".
If I had been doing a radio phone-in and one of this lot had been put through to me, I'd be mouthing annoyance through the glass at my producer, asking what they were playing at.
It's testament to Just Cause that I had no hesitation pushing through its annoyances; the surroundings are so exquisite that sometimes it's worth enduring the slideshow for the canapes and champagne.
This so-calledmicro-pressure wavecauses annoyance through low frequency noise and vibrations in the surrounding area.
But I didn't have the stomach for direct confrontation, so I filtered my annoyance through my daughter.
In the model, noise, measured as the level and number of specific events, leads to annoyance through its interference with activities.
