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Sentences ending with annoyed

Oh no; I wasn't frightened --just annoyed. [5]
Though it is true I may be somewhat unjust, for I am deeply annoyed. [14]
I was beginning to feel really annoyed. [5]
He did not reproach Mrs. Mavick with this, but he let her see that he was very much annoyed. [4]
None of these poor people were injured, happily, but they were much annoyed. [5]
When Orion went on to tell him that he was intending to travel for a short time, and had, in fact, come to take leave of him, the Arab was much annoyed. [10]
But the point is that the count was much annoyed. [2]
The mystery which I threw around it added to its interest, and I was not inconsiderably annoyed. [9]
I was surprised, disappointed, and annoyed. [5]
He was plainly annoyed. [11]

Short sentences using annoyed

Now this annoyed the Roman. [10]
The compass annoyed me. [4]
I was annoyed. [5]

More example sentences with the word annoyed in them

I was annoyed with myself for my share in the conversation so far. [11]
Marion was annoyed with herself, and yet amused too. [11]
In Florence he was so annoyed by beggars that he pretends to have seized and eaten one in a frantic spirit of revenge. [5]
His good-natured Excellency was much annoyed at the gossip his henchmen created--especially when there arose a rumor that they were paid assassins of his, brought along to quietly reduce the democratic vote when desirable! [5]
At this Katharina was forced to support herself against her mother's arm-chair to save herself from sinking on her knees; with tingling cheeks she questioned the leech till he lost all patience and turned away much annoyed at such excessive feminine curiosity. [10]
Deceived by a vision, provoked and annoyed by my brother, I caused him to be murdered in my wrath. [10]
I've never got used to automobiles," he remarked to Hodder, "and I formerly went to church in the street-cars, but the distances have grown so great--and I have occasionally been annoyed in them. [9]
She was by turns annoyed, amused, and distrait: Peter was leaving his hotel; now he was taking the train. [9]
And if the truth be told, he was a little annoyed at Mr. Hopper's free use of her name. [9]
These did not trouble Maude, who often annoyed me by asking naive questions herself. [9]
Now he began to "assist" her in making a selection; but his efforts met with no success--indeed they only annoyed her and unpleasantly interrupted her meditations. [5]
Her brain is tired half the time, and she is too nervous to listen patiently to what a quieter person would like well enough, or at least would not be annoyed by. [6]
Though at one time, in Petersburg, she had been annoyed with Natasha for drawing Boris away, she did not think of that now, and in her own way heartily wished Natasha well. [2]
The coming of these visitors annoyed him. [2]
Not finding anything there, he looked up with a serious and annoyed air, anxiously slapped his right pantaloon's pocket, and then his left, and exclaimed, "By George, that's annoying. [5]
That hurts them; then they are annoyed, and they get accustomed to think grudgingly of you--you who are more lovable than they are. [10]
He saw that their jests annoyed him, and feeling his own great happiness doubly in that moment, pressed Darius's hand, saying: "I am so sorry that I cannot be present at your wedding. [10]
This constraint annoyed the young man; while struggling against it his spirit of wantonness awoke, and he began to irritate Henrica into making unprecedented assertions, which he opposed with equally unwarrantable ones of his own. [10]
We frequently selected the trout we wanted, and rested the bait patiently and persistently on the end of his nose at a depth of eighty feet, but he would only shake it off with an annoyed manner, and shift his position. [5]
Presently she threw the spray of box from her with an annoyed air, and said: "I forgot myself. [5]
Their conversation interrupted the flow of my fancy somewhat, and annoyed me a little, too. [5]
It annoyed her that she should have these stupid, sad thoughts on the occasion of such a happy home coming! [10]
She watched the tailor-shop herself, but it annoyed her when she saw any one else do so. [11]
But that they should be so lukewarm annoyed him. [10]
I confess the remark annoyed me at the time. [9]
Socialism scandalized him, outraged, even more than atheism, something within him he held sacred, and he was greatly annoyed because he was unable adequately to express this feeling. [9]
She was at once flattered and annoyed, flattered, because, as a woman, Stephen had conceded her a mind. [9]
My life-long habit of unwillingness to accept what life sent in its ordinary course was asserting itself; but Maude took her friends as she found them, and I was secretly annoyed by her lack of discrimination. [9]
She felt convicted of enthusiasms, she was puzzled, rather annoyed and ashamed. [9]
You do right not to be annoyed at any maxims of conventionality you meet with. [14]
Mr. Mavick was not less annoyed and angry, but he smiled when his wife talked of pursuing the press with the utmost rigor of the law, and said that he would give the matter prompt attention. [4]
But I will not have her annoyed by impecunious aspirants. [4]
If it was not approval, it was not condemnation; but it might have been slightly ironical, and that annoyed me. [11]
Still, he grieved most that she should be annoyed, though he saw her injustice. [11]
What it all meant I did not know, and she had annoyed me as much as she had perplexed me; her moods were like the chameleon's colours. [11]
With their expectations, it is not to be wondered at that they were still further annoyed by the quarreling amongst the colonists themselves, and wished to begin over again. [4]
The high-streets, especially in winter-time, were annoyed by hourly frays of sword and buckler-men; but these were suddenly suppressed when the more deadly fight with rapier and dagger came in. [4]
I was sensitive in those days, and this annoyed me, particularly that I had had nothing to do with placing Mrs. Falchion at my table. [11]
She recognized herself in it at once, and at the first moment, laughed loudly, but the longer she looked at the disfigured likeness, the more vexed, annoyed and angry she became. [10]
A little after his arrival, however, he wrote concerning an incident of his former visit--a trivial matter--but one which had annoyed him. [5]
The station-master banished his annoyed manner, and became pleasant and even half-apologetic. [5]
It even annoyed him to meet Major Fairfax. [4]
If it annoyed him that I should know and he must ask; that was not my fault; I had no desire to annoy him. [5]
And everything annoyed her--Denisov's shouting and laughter, Natasha's talk, and especially a quick glance Sonya gave her. [2]
Caesar declared that he scorned these flies, but that their buzzing annoyed him. [10]
Earlier it could have annoyed me, but now everything was in good hands and swimming right along. [5]
He did not hate his younger brother, but he felt annoyed that a youth who had as yet done nothing to distinguish himself, should be honored and revered as if he were already a hero and public benefactor. [10]
Though what he had seen and heard of his son's conduct with her had annoyed him, he did not regard it seriously. [9]
She has been greatly annoyed in having so much publicity, lest it might seem a breach of confidence, or be an injury to Williams. [5]
He was so gratified with being chaffed about some damsel whom he had smitten with his charms that he used every means to continue the controversy by pretending to be annoyed at the chaffings of his fellows. [5]
I have always felt that I should be hanged some day, and somehow the thought has annoyed me considerably; but if you can only assure me that I shall be hanged in New Hampshire--" "Not a shadow of a doubt! [5]
The sculptor had failed to find Antinous, and suggested that the young man had probably gone home; he also begged that he might not be detained long at supper, for he had met his master Papias, who had been extremely annoyed by his long absence. [10]
In the living-room everything was in the same disorder as on the previous evening, and this annoyed him, for he was accustomed to find his room in order when he entered it in the morning. [10]
Has that custom ever vexed you, annoyed you, irritated you? [5]
Charmian, on the contrary, declares that his visits annoyed and even alarmed Barine. [10]
Lyman was annoyed, but the rest of us were cheerful; we had flanked the farm-house, we had made our first military movement, and it was a success; we had nothing to fret about, we were feeling just the other way. [5]
He said to Blake: "You are not looking well, Blake; you seem to be annoyed about something. [5]
Judge Douglas has been so much annoyed by the expression of that sentiment that he has constantly, I believe, in almost all his speeches since it was uttered, been referring to it. [7]
She began to be annoyed by the staring (the sort of stare that a woman recognizes as impudent admiration) of a young fellow who leaned against the mantel--a youth in English clothes who had caught very successfully the air of an English groom. [4]
Margaret was annoyed at what seemed to her an assumed indifference. [4]
I was annoyed at it, all the time. [5]
She was provoked at herself that she should be so disturbed, yes, annoyed, at his proximity. [4]
I cannot feel annoyed with them, and yet I would rather walk from here to Canopus on the edge of a knife than on that of an Alexandrian's tongue. [10]
She was half annoyed with herself at the thought. [4]
He was half annoyed to see the artist and Miss Lamont drifting along in such laughing good-humor with the world, as if a summer holiday was just a holiday without any consequences or responsibilities. [4]
I was still annoyed by what seemed to the masculine mind a senseless and dramatic performance on Maude's part, an incomprehensible case of "nerves. [9]
Her grandmother seemed annoyed by her lamentations for, pointing to Isabella's tears, she exclaimed sharply, glancing angrily at Siebenburg: "It's a pity for every one of them! [10]
He gets annoyed, and never can see the use of having different names for stations in Jersey. [5]
He was less and less at home, except at dinner-time, and he was often restless, and, she saw, often annoyed. [4]
I was humiliated, and annoyed with her and with myself, though, down in my mind, I knew that she was right. [11]
Without a word, and annoyed at my own stupidity, I slowly divested myself of the clothes of Greece; while Hungerford smoked on, humming to himself occasionally a few bars of The Buccaneer's Bride, but evidently occupied with something in his mind. [11]
He was annoyed and about to send a brief refusal, when Mrs. Clemens, who was present, said: "I think I know that church, and if so this preacher is a colored man; he does not know how to write a polished letter--how should he? [5]
Now whittling is an occupation which speaks of a contented frame of mind, and the Maria's departure did not seem to have annoyed or disturbed him. [9]
Somehow I feel almost sorry for him, though he annoyed me while he was in the witness-box, in spite of myself. [11]
According to the accounts of that time it set all New York in a roar, which annoyed, rather than gratified, its author. [5]
I was annoyed about something else. [9]
He is not a kind of man that enjoys fevers, though he is well meaning and always does what he thinks is right, and so he was a good deal annoyed when it appeared he was going to die. [5]

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