In estate matters he found the limitations on his actions, as tenant for life rather than outright owner, very irksome.
It was not merely a matter of irksome restrictions on movement, but of the very way in which they managed and used their herds.
In their legal discussions, the rabbis piled up legal technicalities, reducing the irksome biblical command to a dead letter.
The general reader may find the transliteration system used in this book a little irksome.
Bureaucratic delays and shortages of foreign exchange in particular, became irksome.
The empirical chapters were found irksome in following the ' wave one ', ' wave two '; and ' wave three ' responses.
Psychiatric patients are therefore given 'medications' that suppress their irksome and very emotional symptoms.
Most are grouped away from the text in batches of black and white and colour, presumably for production reasons, which necessitates some irksome leafing to and fro.
