annoyance

Yes, the win turned on a gamble on a red flag, which took George Russell and Lando Norris out of the picture - much to the annoyance of Russell, who disagreed with Mercedes’ decision to pit him for fresh tyres under the virtual safety car.

The illusion of building her empire brick-by-brick on her own is core to the Martha Stewart mystique and legend and a prime annoyance among many of those who worked with her, and whose contributions went uncredited.

Still, my sense is that for most people glasses are a necessity that just becomes part of daily life, noticeable mainly by the annoyance of forgetting where you last left them.

Making her way to the building’s sixth floor, the annoyance and disdain of arriving fades away as she retreats into the petite recording booth with an outdoor terrace.

The Lords was resurrected 11 years later and remains largely intact to this day - to the annoyance of reformist governments past and present.