irritatingly

She took an irritatingly long time to answer the call.

An irritatingly thin voice brought her attention back to the front of the room.

One of those things that stick in your mind rather irritatingly.

Irritatingly, he neglected to write down exactly what they brought.

The primary care doctors are often irritatingly busy, patients say.

Then, some 30 minutes before closing, they become irritatingly animated.

On the face of things, every element is irritatingly commonplace.

If she hadn't started with the leaves it would have been easy, irritatingly so.

Most of us think you are still irritatingly young.

Whereas, in fact, computer scientists, irritatingly, have more or less worked it out.

The irritatingly nice young man who had briefed him now came forward.

What had started out as a simple business transaction was getting irritatingly more complicated.

Which is an irritatingly redundant title in the first place.

He could be irritatingly urbane at times, even though it was just a front.

It was irritatingly simple, but Harrison could make nothing of the circuit.

It had taken irritatingly long for the information he wanted to be transmitted from his office in Moscow.

In the presence of the doctor, they both seemed irritatingly apologetic.

On the other hand, she was irritatingly hard to control, the least likely to go quietly along the path he indicated.

It was time to put the gun up, but irritatingly, I'd have to flash the parking lot.

Gabriel shut the door behind him and knocked on it irritatingly.

Much of the trip, though, turns out to be either rather ordinary or irritatingly predictable.

Something irritatingly familiar, but he couldn't put his finger on it.

Irritatingly enough, the same street is sometimes known by different names to different people.

That was why I had been so irritatingly invisible.

Some, though, have been heard to say they find that same persona irritatingly inert.