Sentence examples for which was irritating from inspiring English sources
I found that smudges on the glass caused issues, and around 30% of the time the fingerprint sensor failed to wake the phone, which was irritating.
Sometimes the bands would actually perform, which was irritating but often unavoidable.
I remember being in the coroner's office alone, because none of my siblings would come, which was irritating, and I had to look at these photos with a sheet of paper over the top.
He had to postpone a visit earlier this year after China, which was irritated with Cameron after he met the Dalai Lama, made clear that he would not meet the main Communist leadership.
Downing Street, which was irritated with the media attention lavished on Johnson when he upstaged David Cameron at the Olympics and Paralympics parade, believes the nuclear button is, to mix a metaphor, its trump card.
"The Clinton campaign has stepped up its attack mechanism earlier than we thought, which is irritating.
"I can't do much anymore that doesn't leave me gasping and hacking, so a brisk walk is out of the question, which is irritating.
"His left foot isn't that impressive, and he shoots all the time which is irritating for some people - there is no one in the Eredivisie who shoots at goal more than Memphis.
You want it to be just big enough to cover the bracket on the tooth which is irritating your skin.
First, in cabriolet mode, the wind makes the seatbelt vibrate on your collarbone, which may be irritating in the long run.
