Annoyingly [adverb]

Every fight sounds like it’s backed with the percussion from this classic “Key and Peele” sketch, and it’s consistently hilarious and annoying.

As you said, Sara, it’s always annoying as a coach when they don’t do that.

A few people in town think Roy is “in love with” the younger brother he protects from bullies and other annoying villagers.

Though it’s easy to assume the texts are annoying and fairly useless, new research out of the Center for Media Engagement at the University of Texas at Austin, paints a much darker and meaningful picture of the trend.

Waiting out a dust storm from a car or house is annoying but relatively safe.

I guess the reason the whole bacon thing is so annoying is because it was kind of grafted onto masculinity.

It’s also annoying for consumers who are no longer interested, or those concerned with data privacy.

In total, the document includes 12 types of ads that users find annoying.

The pile of typescript on my floor can but annoyingly and too palpably testify that the madness has raged for some weeks.

Oh, I've just admitted that I did give him the pistol—how annoyingly unwise of me!