Annoyance used in a sentence

Annoyance in a sentence as a noun

For me seeing ads is an annoyance, but for her it's a real problem.

Abstraction is an annoyance, and not knowing is like an itch that needs to be scratched.

Quote-based syntax doubles annoyance of this pointless task.

Lately I've had a persistent feeling of annoyance with several Google products.

Who would have thought Research In Motion's technical issues would cause so much annoyance and inconvenience in a place like Lagos?

They've got a small bit of lock-in if you use them a lot too, the annoyance of having to upload a large amount of files to another service.

Occasional interesting tidbits, and frequent annoyance and frustration?

But he had had a very bad cough for a few months that to be honest, had become kind of a workplace annoyance and was blamed for everything from loss of productivity to a rash of URIs that ran through the office for a few weeks.

According to the article:"...The customer considers that if I don't want to record the video, it's because I have something to hide and want to lie about the real time spent on his project".Dealing with a client that tells you from the outset that they believe you are going to lie to them isn't merely an annoyance.