Irritating used in a sentence

Irritating in a sentence as an adjective

I find the touchscreen rather irritating when reading.

What an irritating post, basically saying nothing but, "Hey, look, I saw this coming!

The attitude of the author is irritating and all too common in people in love with a self image of being an intellectual.

Getting $10-$20K in debit is irritating, can **** your business, and usually isn't worth the lawyer time and hassle of bankruptcy.

As a non-native speaker, this is one thing I found very irritating about American English writing.

Propping Chomsky up as somehow representative of all linguists is pretty specious and a bit irritating.

The problem you describe about an app opening the browser and then trying to get back to the app on the same screen you left it is so irritating in iOS - It's a huge glaring issue that is seamless on Android.

The change for me was due to a change in working environment, and I imagine that's the difference for a lot of people: if you're in a brightly lit room anyway, then the colours becoming weird is just going to be irritating.

Yechh...For the record I support Daisey's crusade and think Pogue is a fool on this issue, but it's really irritating to find out that the highest profile critic of Apple labor conditions is both a liar and a Class-A Hypocrite.

But his ego is hilarious and way out of proportion with the rest of his work, and I find it endlessly amusing how bad he is at handling criticism, endlessly irritating how certain he is that he doesn't deserve it.