Sentence examples for well irritating from inspiring English sources

The subject matter sounds racy, but the film is as depressingly dreary as the couple's pre-tape sex life; for all its faux vulgarity, this is irritatingly coy, and the performances are just... well, irritating.

Their colleagues perceive that sense of entitlement as unfair and, well, irritating.

A choice that infuriated Labour voters then and may well irritate some Lib Dem voters now.

He said: "It may well irritate voters out there that in an era of public sector cutbacks, not all of the public sector is making its fair share of cuts.

Likewise, stolen bags, lost passports and unexpectedly delayed flights can prove costly as well as irritating.

While Bruce has a placating manner, Mr. Whaley has endowed him with a defensive whine that is, well, pretty irritating.

Totting jail sentences together ("the six men were jailed for a total of 87 years") is meaningless as well as irritating.

Alas, it seems to have finally happened – Never Mind the Buzzcocks, the show that trumpeted itself knowingly as a "mildly amusing panel show", is now more often than not just, well, mildly irritating.

This will sharpen your intellectual and observational skills as well as irritating everyone closest to you.

When my daughter is 20, she may well be irritated at me for threatening the privacy of her early life".

That might well have irritated the justices in Washington, some legal experts said, and could give new ammunition to those members of the nation's highest court who are critical of the Florida Supreme Court.