Clinton be annoyed by constant, nagging pressure from her left?
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"That's my new word to be annoyed by," she responded.
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You might be annoyed by Oppo's duplicate apps to Android's, though.
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One thing's for sure ... Michael Jordan is gonna be annoyed by this.
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"There's at least one person who will be annoyed by this," he said.
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Normally I'd be annoyed by noise in a movie theater but this was different.
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It would take an astonishing civic sensibility to not be annoyed by all this attention.
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I'm glad USAA reimburses ATM fees otherwise I'd be annoyed by the $3 fee they charge.
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It's a hard thing to be annoyed by, because it's counterintuitive to wanting to make social changes.
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Millennials are quick to be annoyed by micromanaging bosses because they value independence and responsibility, says Shteinberg.
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And historical purists may be annoyed by the anachronistic prominence of radio broadcasts in the play's final scenes.
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I could be annoyed by this, but the truth is that Will & Grace's 2006 series finale was terrible.
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After staring at them, we'll never again be annoyed by the overwhelming number of avocado toast pics posted on Instagram everyday.
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Some users are sure to be annoyed by the change to autoplaying audio in the News Feed that Facebook announced yesterday.
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Nor is it clear if New Yorkers will embrace this approach, reject it as intrusive or simply be annoyed by it.
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Clearly, Habs fans can be annoyed by this, since it suggests that they can't really trust what team management is telling them.
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But the EU and 20123 member states that have ratified the treaty will be annoyed by any Dutch effort to renegotiate it.
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As if there weren't already enough reason to be annoyed by the wage gap, there's another consequence you may not have realized.
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That's why your friends can't get enough of the "ask me a question" feature, and it's also why you may be annoyed by it.
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I'd be annoyed by that, but fortunately you can move the slider without actually touching it, by keeping your finger held down on the bar.
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It's pretty cool, though if you've used any high-end systems like the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift or PS VR, you'll probably be annoyed by its constraints.
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Probably if I went back and watched some of the preachier episodes in the Roddenberry into Picard part of the canon, I might be annoyed by them.
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The practical impact, however, is that he will be asked about it pretty much every day and he can't be annoyed by that or fumble an answer.
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While some of us might be annoyed by this, Astrologist, tarot reader, and founder of The Tarot Lady Theresa Reed says she's not surprised Libras topped the list.
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" Ross Douthat on Star Trek: "I feel like I watched The Next Generation in a phase where I was young enough not to be annoyed by [the liberal messages].
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You'll either be annoyed by the din of cars passing by or you'll earn disapproving looks from strangers who might not be as enthused about Skrillex as you might be.
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In an interview published in The Atlantic this month, President Obama similarly claimed to be annoyed by "free riders" who depend on American might without making contributions of their own.
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But what sets the New York executive apart from other governors is his blunt style, where Cuomo often speaks directly to New Yorkers who may be annoyed by his orders.
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Many mainstream Democrats continue to be annoyed by Sanders's persistent lines of attack against the national party and the moderates who refuse to embrace the left's most ambitious policy proposals.
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It is easy to be annoyed by his style—he sometimes acts like a circus barker and uses unnecessarily rotund language ("chuntering from a sedentary position" is one of his favourites).
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Keoleian also recommends putting your lights on a timer to save additional electricity (and to keep things friendly with the neighbors who might be annoyed by your 24-hour Clark Griswold display).
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"It is likely that patients don't want to be annoyed by complex apps but think that pictures are an easy tool to provide information to their doctor," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Separately, but complementarily, it's obvious that Trump didn't like McCain, doesn't like the idea of honoring McCain, and would be annoyed by any Republicans who stepped up aggressively in favor of a pro-McCain stance.
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By the end of the series, it's unclear whether one ought to love Darling or be annoyed by her, which, ironically is the same dilemma with almost every other character on the show, at one point or another.
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And so though we might be annoyed by the whimpers of movie stars, listening to their complaints about the agony of having too many houses is a small price to pay to make sure good advice stays that way.
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Summer is the perfect time to go outside and enjoy the warm weather, it is also the perfect time to get eaten alive by insects and be annoyed by that constant ringing sound they make when flying past your ear.
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I knew I'd enjoy the world design, and I knew I'd be annoyed by the terrible camera and indirect nature of controlling Trico, the massive bird-cat-dog creature integral to solving just about every puzzle and traversing the world.
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I was watching this in the gym this morning, I almost fell off the treadmill I was laughing so hard, because you could tell Christiane just wants the secretary general of NATO to at least appear to be annoyed by President Trump.
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You don't, however, have to be punctilious to be annoyed by the blue status LED on the left ear cup: this is a remnant of Bluetooth headphones of yore, and I've no idea why Sony keeps putting it on its latest headphones.
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" Before delivering the speech, Mr. Trump appeared to be annoyed by criticism of his foreign policy, saying on Twitter that "the failing @nytimes hates the fact that I have developed a great relationship with World leaders like Xi Jinping, President of China.
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This is the same relationship shared by Nico Bellic and his cousin Roman in the now-classic Grand Theft Auto IV. The two characters are familiar with each other, and they have a history, so they are able to be annoyed by one another.
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That has to be a deliberate choice, but it also doesn't make any sense to me — it's an Easter egg for World War I nerds, but we are also the only people who'd be annoyed by shifting the German withdrawal from March to April.
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Plus, Google says that people remember seeing ads on the TV app slightly more than they do on regular TV. Still, it's hard to ignore just how big the masthead looks on a TV, and it's one that frequent app users might be annoyed by.
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Another astrophysicist, Jason Wright from Penn State, summarizes his own opinions in his own blog:As I said, if I were the LIGO team I would be annoyed by the episode, but the things that would annoy me the least are that the world showed an intense interest in my work, that I had to explain my science to that interested audience, and that I got to show up a gadfly on a big stage.
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But Henry's victory is short-lived when Miss Pickles is born. In Momma Named Me Sheriff, Henry is shown to be annoyed by Mrs. Pickles' antics.
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Bunsen (voiced by Dan Stevens) is the loyal butler of the Wheelihan family who is one of a few characters to not be annoyed by Black Saturn's antics. He is a parody of Alfred Pennyworth.
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Airzel is the leading expert in enemy surveillance and information analysis. He always takes matters seriously, which causes him to be annoyed by Stocia's laid-back personality. Airzel is the #1 trainer on the Special Bakugan Team. His Bakugan partner is Strikeflier.
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Imogen is frustrated when Daniel Robinson begins camping at Lassiter's Lake. Imogen continues to be annoyed by Daniel, but later wonders if he has feelings for her. Brennan suspects Imogen has a crush on him and lets her down gently. Imogen briefly dates Ethan Smith (Matthew Little) and when she skips school to meet him, Susan strips her of the school captaincy.
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Donald invented a scale model railroad on his property of everything, only to be annoyed by Chip and Dale. However, he also gets rid of Chip and Dale's tree when it's not in the correct miniature scale. Chip and Dale race past the miniature village and they went into a tiny house. While they were inside, Donald simulating extremes of weather.
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Unfortunately, this limits the rate of delay change and when large video delay changes occur the slow tracking rate of these uncompensated synchronizers can cause the audio-video sync to be off for several seconds or minutes until the audio delay catches up with the video delay. Additionally, listeners with excellent pitch perception may notice and be annoyed by even these small pitch errors.
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A transcript of the commentary was also recorded by Byron MacGregor, news director of Windsor, Ontario, radio station CKLW (AM), and it became an even bigger hit in the U.S., climbing to No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. Sinclair was said to be annoyed by MacGregor's recording, which was released as a single before Sinclair's authorized version."Gordon Sinclair annoyed" (subhead), Sid Adilman, Toronto Star, December 19, 1973, p. E10.
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She feels anguished about possibly having failed in not following suit with that genre however, and he leaves. He rings the bell, then a friend of hers comes along and whilst she would usually be annoyed by her, this time she puts her arm around her and entices her to come again soon. She then sets out writing about how she liked the talk on psychology with her friend.
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Galaxy reviewer Floyd C. Gale, discussing the 1962 paperback edition, praised the novel; he said that "Burroughs's concepts are intriguing and his combat scenes gripping." Gale faulted the novel's style, noting that "the reader must wade at least twenty-five pages into the book before he can cease to be annoyed by the author's stilted and florid style", but promised that "by then he has reached the point of no return".
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Halfpenny described Alicia's first shift as "hell on earth" and revealed that Alicia would impress her colleagues, apart from Lily, when she spots a vulnerable patient. Halfpenny hoped fans would like Alicia, but worried that they may be annoyed by her cheerfulness. Halfpenny did not watch any of her scenes before they aired and said that she was "nervous" about watching her first scenes. Of her introduction, Halfpenny said that she was "enjoying this new chapter" of her career.
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Electronic equipment from computers to intentional transmitters can produce unwanted radio signals and are subject to FCC regulation. For digital devices including computers and peripherals, FCC Class B is the more stringent standard, applying to equipment marketed for use in the home, even if it could be used elsewhere. Home users are likely to be annoyed by interference to TV and radio reception. Class A is a looser standard for equipment intended only for business, industrial and commercial settings.
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Afterwards while the kids enjoy a victorious pizza party, Homer sincerely offers Kirk a high-five. The gesture causes both men to break their wrists, leaving them sharing a hospital room where Homer continues to be annoyed by Kirk. During the credits, Kirk does a MyTube video that someone keeps skipping to different parts all the way to the end, which includes a segment on preparing his famous rice sandwiches and a reference to 9/11 conspiracy theories.
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Gia even hid her presence from him when she first arrived in town. Shortly thereafter, Taggert's mother, Florence Campbell, also came to Port Charles to be near her children. Taggert and FBI agent Hannah Scott continued to grow closer and became lovers, despite Dara's warning the trouble she brought the FBI was trouble that followed Hannah everywhere. Taggert, however, continued to enjoy his newfound relationship, and continued to be annoyed by Hannah's friendship with A. J. Quartermaine.
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Stacy Hirano (voiced by Kelly Hu) is Candace's best friend. She is of Japanese heritage, and often is pressured by her mother to become a “doctor or a lawyer or a doctor.” Stacy is shown to be annoyed by Candace's constant attempts to bust Phineas and Ferb, and would prefer to just have fun with the inventions; she also occasionally gets annoyed with Candace's gushing about her relationship with Jeremy. She's in a relationship with Jeremy's friend and bandmate, Coltrane.
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"When you're rehearsing over and over, how do you make it new every time? Well, it is new every time because it's the first time you've done it that time." Lozano saw each take as an opportunity to improve, rather than as something to be annoyed by, commenting, "I love it when we screw up, because we get another chance to do it, and every time it's a different scene." Lozano added, however, that she does enjoy perfecting her scenes.
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As the character's "religious fervour" grows more intense, his more secular neighbours are shown to be annoyed by it. Mark's behaviour causes trouble for his sister, Serendipity Gottlieb (Raelee Hill), and he manages to alienate his friends when he tries to dictate how they should lead their lives. Samazan described Mark as "pretty fanatical" and thought he should be talking to his friends, instead of ramming his beliefs down their throats. Mark vows to be celibate, but this is tested by his attraction to Lucy Robinson (Melissa Bell).
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" She later wrote that "everyone is bonding like mad" with Daisha's baby. Adding that even "anti freeze" Jac Naylor (Rosie Marcel) bonded with Joe more than Daisha who is just "wearing an expression of pure panic." Simon continued to be annoyed by her and later judged Daisha's obsession with nail varnish. She bemoaned "Daisha finally admits that she’s having trouble coping with a demanding, full-time job and a small baby. But not so much trouble, you’ll notice, that she doesn’t have time to make sure that she’s always got a perfect manicure.
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Jeffrey Fungus (voiced by Frank Oz) is Randall's red-skinned three-eyed assistant. Despite being partnered with Fungus, Randall seems to be annoyed by his antics and would often abuse him and boss him around. Fungus also is terrified by Randall's behavior and his involvement in the plot to kidnap human children and extract their screams forcibly, but feels either blackmailed or too intimidated to confront Randall, and is inwardly glad that Mike and Sulley are sabotaging the sinister conspiracy. When Randall attempts to test the extraction machine on Mike, Sulley puts Fungus on the chair and rescues Mike.
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The negative side to mobile devices for Generation Z, according to Twenge, is they are less "face to face", and thus feel more lonely and left out. Focus group testing found that while teens may be annoyed by many aspects of Facebook, they continue to use it because participation is important in terms of socializing with friends and peers. Twitter and Instagram are seen to be gaining popularity among members of Generation Z, with 24% (and growing) of teens with access to the Internet having Twitter accounts. This is, in part, due to parents not typically using these social networking sites.
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195 Suffolk died 22 August 1545, and it was rumoured that the King was considering the Duchess – still only in her mid-20s – as his seventh wife.The Mistresses of Henry VIII by Kelly Hart In February 1546, Van der Delft wrote: "I hesitate to report there are rumours of a new queen. Some attribute it to the sterility of the present Queen, while others say that there will be no change during the present war. Madame Suffolk is much talked about and is in great favour; but the King shows no alteration in his behaviour to the Queen, although she is said to be annoyed by the rumour".
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1801 saw the last public execution at Tyburn Hill, after which all executions in York took place within the walls of York Castle (but still publicly) so that "the entrance to the town should not be annoyed by dragging criminals through the streets." In London, those sentenced to death at the Old Bailey would remain at Newgate Prison and wait for their sentences to be carried out in the street. As at Tyburn, the crowds who would come to watch continued to be large and unruly. While some reformers opposed capital punishment, the practice of public executions remained common throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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After the show, Torini strangles and kills Kevin in his dressing room with a piece of piano wire, then leaves the building disguised as a repairman. Unfortunately, he is spotted by Monk (who is looking for Kevin) and accidentally gives himself away when he gestures in the direction of the dressing rooms with his middle two fingers together (Monk concludes that Torini was the so-called "maintenance man" when Torini makes a similar gesture at Kevin's funeral). Monk opens the door to the dressing room minutes later to find Kevin's dead body. Despite the fact that Monk is always shown to be annoyed by Kevin, he is seen crying after Kevin's murder, hinting at a possible friendship they had.
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However, even when legal, the artists and companies may be annoyed by it or have preferred to have received the financial and other benefits of a formal partnership. Apple was criticized for inaccuracy in some of its iPhone ads, which depicted much faster network speeds than were realistically possible on then-current 3G network infrastructure along with a disclaimer explaining that fact. In August 2008, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in the UK banned one iPhone ad from further broadcast in its original form due to "misleading claims". The ASA took issue with the ads' claim that "all parts of the internet are on the iPhone", when the device did not support Java or Adobe's third-party Flash web browser plug-in.
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Superman (voiced by Channing Tatum in The Lego Movie, The Lego Batman Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Nolan North in Lego Dimensions) is a DC Comics superhero, member of the Justice League, and Master Builder. In The Lego Movie, Superman is shown to be annoyed by Green Lantern and was among the Master Builders that attend the meeting in Cloud Cuckoo Land. During the attack on Cloud Cuckoo Land, Superman took down one of the Super Secret Police's vehicles before being immobilized by a wad of gum leading to his capture. In The Lego Batman Movie, he and Batman are shown to have a hostile relationship similar to how they started out in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice during one confrontation with Joker.
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She also finds it difficult to live in a house full of wizards, especially when her children (and sometimes, Jerry) misuse magic in the house, most notably when the boys of the family want to play indoors and either directly or indirectly end up destroying a prized lamp she owns. An example of this is in season one's "Art Museum Piece", when a spell which causes Theresa to go through objects wears off—and she accidentally walks into the front door and she exclaims "I hate living with wizards!". She has also been shown to have very little concern for major issues in the magical world, which don't concern her. She also can be annoyed by the magic futility, was visible in "All bout You-niverse", when Alex broken a magical mirror (and thus trapping herself in a parallel universe), Theresa find out that fixing a magical mirror is no different from fixing a normal mirror, and she remarks "Magic is lame".
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Colonel Gardiner's Monument Several hours after the battle, Cope wrote to Tweeddale, disclaiming responsibility for the defeat; "I cannot reproach myself; the manner in which the enemy came on was quicker than can be described...and the cause of our men taking on a destructive panic..." Some observers were more critical; in a letter of 18 October, William Blakeney, an experienced Irish veteran in command at Stirling Castle, questioned Cope's dispositions, pointing out that 'it is a maxim in the art of War, not to place Horse on any Wing of an Army near woods..., from whence they may be annoyed by Infantry without being able to offend them.' Cope, Fowke and Lascelles were later tried by a court- martial; all three were exonerated, with the Court deciding defeat was due to the 'shameful conduct of the private soldiers' but Cope never held a senior command again. As Governor of Gibraltar, Fowke was court-martialled again in 1756 and this time dismissed from the army, although he was reinstated in 1761. The Battle of Killiecrankie in 1689 showed that even experienced troops struggled with the ferocity of the Highland charge, a lesson reinforced at Prestonpans and Falkirk Muir in January 1746.
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