Word: annoy
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...committee wants to go out of its way to agitate and annoy the administration," Haynes said. "I believe the administration wants to work with us as equals and has set up committees to give us a voice...
...When we go out of our way to agitate and annoy the administration," Haynes said. "I believe the administration wants to work with us as equals and has set up committees to give us a voice...
...When we go out of our way to agitate and annoy them, we are not treating ourselves as equals, we're treating ourselves as inferiors. I don't want to be chair of that committee," she added...
Sarah Price's manic June only appears at the end of the play: long enough for her incessant rambling and baby-doll voice to amuse, but thankfully not so long as to annoy...
...between Kennedy and a deaf, pain-wracked George Wallace (the disturbing photos, again by Ritts, testify to Wallace's discomfort). The interview isn't particularly informative; rather, it's fascinating as an encounter between two very different American icons. Kennedy's nervy if occasionally J-schoolish questions annoy Wallace; the unforthcoming replies stymie Kennedy. Q. "Do you think we'll see a black man elected President in your lifetime?" A. "Well, my lifetime is very short--I'm 75 years...