Príklady annoying

• It's annoying that we can't travel until Thursday, but at least the fare's cheaper then.

• There's an annoying hum on this computer.

• It's annoying when people keep pronouncing your name wrong.

• My car alarm keeps going off for no reason - it's really annoying.

• He has an annoying habit of arriving just when we are having our meal.

• Funding bodies have the annoying habit of wanting to know the methodology or methodologies that will be used in carrying out the proposed research.

• By doing so, we will not only save computational time, we will also avoid annoying the user with irrelevant accentuations on 'partial' words.

• There is also a small number of annoying minor mistakes and ambiguities.

• This might be annoying in some rare circumstances.

• For a publisher accustomed to working on a deadline, this procedure must have been most annoying.

• The volume is well written and cogent, although it does contain a number of annoying typographical errors that the copy editors should have picked up.

• It would be annoying to automatically inherit a structure that does not fit.

• For example, it is annoying that there has to be an explicit description for each memory element that is not affected by an operation.

• There are also some annoying omissions in the list of references.

• If there is one annoying shortcoming of this book it is the result of the authors' search for balance.

• A minor yet annoying point is the anglocentric perspective of this book.

• The differences in language are exploited for their rich complexity, and not as annoying deviations from the norm.

• It's a bit annoying having to look up the small print of the copyright notices in the front pages.

• Another annoying problem is that caused by word-breaks.

• The performance had the impact of a short, poorly rehearsed, and annoying farce.