I just feel annoyed and confused that the thing is so fragile.
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For me, it's killed my attraction to him, and I just feel annoyed basically all the time.
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And yet I can't help but feel annoyed that this is the way things are looking to play out.
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I contemplate getting off so he can use it, but immediately feel annoyed with myself for even thinking that.
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Despite these assurances, WhatsApp's users are still likely to feel annoyed that the company is sharing information with Facebook.
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A rude driver cuts in front of you on the way to work, causing you to feel annoyed and frustrated.
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I strap him on and feel annoyed that I can't finish cleaning or switch the laundry now, since it jostles him too much.
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He waited for the old couple to come back so he could feel annoyed with them again—feel anything, in fact, besides this emptiness.
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What was once just a hunch from people who feel annoyed that their old phone "feels slow" now has hard data and an Apple statement to back it up.
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But this time, Aries, don't feel annoyed about it—instead, know that Mercury is bringing whatever topic it is back up for you to really work with and reconsider.
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Earlier, at a Mass for Rome's needy in St. Peter's Square, Francis said those better off should not feel "annoyed" by the poor but help them as much as possible.
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Aldridge sees value in most of these exchanges — "You're giving people a sense of what it's like to be there," he said — but he can also understand why coaches would feel annoyed.
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Still, he said, the constant shifts in U.S. policy made him feel annoyed that while he was playing by the rules, people who crossed illegally and then requested asylum were at an advantage.
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"I feel annoyed that my positive review, as well as those of numerous others, have been exploited to mislead shoppers, and to give the swapped-in product an unfair advantage over its hardworking competition," Nepomnyashy said.
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" For example, instead of saying, "You make me so annoyed when you're always late," you would say, "I feel annoyed and upset when I'm waiting on you and am kept in the dark about your whereabouts.
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But that example also highlights the trouble with these kind of experiments—how effective are they, if it's likely someone could feel annoyed the fake newspaper was on the shelf in the first place or find the pamphlet condescending?
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When it comes to self-promotion, people tend to overestimate the extent to which others will feel happy for them and underestimate the extent to which they'll feel annoyed, according to a 2015 study published in the journal Psychological Science.
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Those of you, and by "you," I mean "us," who feel annoyed by the continued existence of this institution will be relieved to learn that it plays no part in the midterm elections, and is relevant only during presidential elections.
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By contrast, the burned out and engaged are depleted (exhausted, overworked), have a love/hate relationship with work (love it and feel fulfilled, but can also hate it and be upset at work), and experience a lack of support at work (feel annoyed, unappreciated).
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Something that Kenta's oblivious about and annoys Karin. While being around Usui some bluntly point out that the way his eyes are creepy, which makes Usui feel annoyed or down.
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Spunky is a fictional character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series Rocko's Modern Life and the comic book series of the same name. Spunky is Rocko's dog. Though not explicitly stated on the show, he is a Miniature Bull Terrier. Spunky emits foul odors, eats trash, drinks his saliva, and rolls in and eats Ed Bighead's salmon bushes, causing Mr. Bighead to feel annoyed.
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Grasping the previous two pictures, Zoe notices two more – one with a face and one with trees. Meanwhile, Elmo starts to feel annoyed as the number of pictures gets smaller, saying, "It's not easy being the best." Zoe thanks Elmo and departs, taking the pictures that she likes. Elmo decides to pick the best drawing for the Art Show but finds that he has only one picture remaining.
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Foolish criticism usually means that the criticism and the critic are not taken seriously by people who understand what the issue is about; thus, the criticism may have no other effect than that it makes people laugh, shrug or feel annoyed. People may acknowledge that a criticism is "brave" (they credit the critic with the courage to make a criticism), but also that it is "foolish" (because, by making it, the critic sacrifices something important which he did not need to do).
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As a result of Jaime becoming a full-time member of the Teen Titans, she has also begun interacting with his teammates, such as during a recent Christmas adventure. For a period of time, Red Devil appeared to feel annoyed by Traci's presence as she distracted his new friend Blue Beetle. However, after she bought him a series of much desired video games, she became quickly accepted by Eddie. She is also featured on the cover of Teen Titans #66 as a potential new member.
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In this optimizing process, we all strive to match the achieved privacy (i.e. the actual level of contact at a specific time) with the desired one. At the optimum level of privacy, we can experience the desired solitude when we want to be alone or enjoy the desired social contact when we want to be with people. However, if our actual level of privacy is greater than the desired one, we will feel lonely or isolated; on the other hand, if our actual level of privacy is smaller than the desired one, we will feel annoyed or crowded.
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Parents of Gen Zers fear the overuse of the Internet, and dislike the ease of access to inappropriate information and images, as well as social networking sites where children can gain access to people worldwide. Children reversely feel annoyed with their parents and complain about parents being overly controlling when it comes to their Internet usage. In a TEDxHouston talk, Jason Dorsey of the Center for Generational Kinetics stressed the notable differences in the way that Millennials and Generation Z consume technology, with 18% of Generation Z feeling that it is okay for a 13-year-old to have a smartphone, compared with just 4% for the previous generation.
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They also hurled stones at such buildings as the department for women's affairs. In Badakhshan province, another thousand people protested three separate districts, though the police chief said it was peaceful. The prominent Qatar based scholar, Yusuf al- Qaradawi despite condemning the desecration said, > Responding to an assault is not by carrying out another assault, as this is > discouraged in Islam .... Moreover, we, as Muslims, are required to show > respect to and believe in the divinely-revealed books and all preceding > prophets. If a person insults Jesus (peace be upon him), I, as a Muslim, > should feel annoyed by this and act in his defense.
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He is described as a "typical young man" who is "easy to get along with" and feels "very excited about trends and gossip;" often listening in on Light's intimate conversations with Misa and later Takada for the sake of gossip rather than the investigation. He becomes quite fond of Light, as noted by Hideki Ide at the series' conclusion. As for Misa, Matsuda often shows that he is a massive fan of hers, becoming quite upset when his death is faked and he can no longer work as her 'manager'. It is hinted that Matsuda has an inferiority complex regarding his detective ability, and many of his coworkers feel annoyed by his behavior.
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