Sentence examples for Feel irate from inspiring English sources
Helene Piccoli, Porto Alegre "I feel irate.
A curious by-product of these "shit-for-brains" shenanigans is that when genuinely smart people who possess fierce and formidable intellects (Barney Frank, Bill Nye, Elizabeth Warren, Barack Obama) speak rationally, some listeners can't help but feel intimidated, insecure, irate, and impotent.
I immediately told myself I was crazy and that he'd feel insulted and become irate if I gave him a stuffed animal.
Though the mayor politely declined, the plea got out to the press, and was followed by letters from eligible and interested men (pictures included!), and irate women who felt the overseas lass was poaching in their territory.
While successive administrations have considered the settlements an impediment to an Israeli-Palestinian peace process, the Obama administration has grown increasingly irate over what it feels is Israel's flouting of its concerns.
Back in 2007, following what was billed "unprecedented access", biographer Anthony Seldon claimed an irate Balls had made Tony Blair feel "like an abused and bullied wife".
Town officials want to put up a lowincome housing development there, and irate residents like Mrs. Rosenfeld feel that their peace and their property values will he threatened by it.
Those new to the Hannity experience might have felt as if they'd barged into an irate one-sided conversation.
Feeling playful, he had his secretary contact the irate critic and offer to set an appointment for the clash.
