Sentence examples for triggered annoyance from inspiring English sources
Patients were difficult exactly because they needed complex attention, but even more because of personality aspects triggered annoyance, they presented poor illness understanding, and were time consuming, did not take responsibility and were non-compliant.
John Pilger's claim that Sweden "should be ashamed", in comments he made outside the extradition hearing in London on Tuesday, has triggered some annoyance.
6. Replace annoyances with compassion Frustrating scenarios can trigger irritation -- the person on their cell phone in the restaurant; that guy that cuts you off in traffic; the waitress who's less than friendly.
The rebellion by British police chiefs spread, with fresh annoyance being triggered by Cameron telling a Sunday newspaper he wanted "zero tolerance" policing adopted on Britain's streets.
And that triggers all that anger and annoyance.
Knowing what will trigger your impatience, anger, or sense of annoyance in advance is the first-step to taking control of your well-being.
Patients with unexplained symptoms often appeared to trigger negative feelings in the junior doctors such as annoyance, frustration, confusion and anxiety.
Besides causing annoyance and stress, they are sources of allergens that can trigger asthma symptoms in sensitized individuals, and they may increase the risk of allergic sensitization (Chew et al. 2008; Gruchalla et al. 2005; Huss et al. 2001; Matsui et al. 2004; Morgan et al. 2004; Nelson 2000; Phipatanakul et al. 2000; Rosenstreich et al. 1997).
Instead of triggering an angry outcry, the response from Britain's partners was more one of annoyance.
Their annoyance is understandable.
