Sentence examples for was really irritating from inspiring English sources
What was really irritating was that they would bleed, causing embarrassing bloodstains on my shirt.
And I was really irritated by the fact that I didn't know how to get these issues across to, well, the dreaded management.
But the year he got traded [to the Dallas Mavericks], people wanted to say, 'Oh, it's because of the show.' So, I was really irritated.
I am 50 and he is only 38, which is really irritating.
In this book it's winter and Tom has a new next-door-neighbour who pulls silly faces at him and is really irritating.
He is just smart enough to know when to admit he is lying, when to stop dawdling and do his chores, and when he's really irritating the staff and risking a knock down to low-level status, which means missing out on trips to the movies and the loss of the headphones that keep him dancing to his own private beat.
I'll be the first to admit, millennials can be really irritating.
And for her to see a reminder of that commitment she made and broke is really irritating.
In fact, when I work with young people, I know they are getting my messages when they tell me that I'm really irritating them.
Black tar, which is sticky and usually dark, melts easily on a tray of aluminum foil but it tastes terrible, it "burns the crap out of your nose," Ciccarone says, and the leftover acid from the process can be really irritating.
