Sentence examples for vastly irritating from inspiring English sources
It is, in short, so vastly irritating to read that one feels positively itchy.
So when discussing the eccentric character she played in Leigh's film ("People either loved Poppy or found her vastly irritating; I'm just pleased she got a reaction"), she pushes her hair into a flamboyant quiff.
Where The Thick of It's press officer Terri Coverley was intransigent and fairly useless, and Den Flixter, the ward sister she played in Getting On, was delusional and vastly irritating, Catherine Dickens is a much put-upon and deeply moral woman, treated appallingly by her famous husband.
If his views on democracy and human rights have outraged Hosni Mubarak's sclerotic regime, his advocacy of an end to discrimination against the Copts has not only angered the government but also vastly irritated the country's Islamic militants.
This willfully clueless attitude about race and class — factors examined in the recent, vastly superior "How She Move" — is irritating.
The disappointments are irritating.
They are irritating enough.
