Sentence examples for will be irritated from inspiring English sources

Some will be irritated by the author's indefatigable name-dropping, others by his over-insistent self-deprecation.

Arsène Wenger strategically rested Jack Wilshere, and will be irritated by Theo Walcott's return yesterday as damaged goods.

The only certainty about pre-Christmas sales is that customers who paid full-price in recent weeks will be irritated.

Some horror aficionados will be irritated by Darabont's decision to turn a Stephen King shocker into a deliberately paced Lord of the Flies.

You're not in Oz anymore, Toto -- you're in Kansas, a Kansas multiplex, where folks will be irritated by a lack of linearity.

Development charities will be irritated too by the emphasis on further liberalisation of agricultural markets globally, which they argue often damages food security in developing countries.

"You won't notice when it's there but it will be irritating without it".

For instance, a blanket ban on reprogramming satnavs or writing Twitter messages whilst the car is in motion will be irritating for a passenger who should be able to engage with the electronics without disturbing the driver.

The decline of traditional news media will accelerate the rise of The Daily Me, and we'll be irritated less by what we read and find our wisdom confirmed more often.

If you can't deliver them, then it'll be irritating to him and he will steamroller you.

Some will also be irritated by the show-offy flashiness of his prose and the extreme certainty of his predictions.