Sentence examples for Minor irritation from inspiring English sources

Minor irritation of the upper eyelids was noted at the 1-hour observation point, but these effects resolved within 24 hours.

The substitute Kelechi Iheanacho began the late flurry to make it 2-0 Andrew Robertsontson's breakaway goal in the final moments was only a minor irritation for Manuel Pellegrini's team given the way Hull had collapsed defensively, in keeping with their record of having not recorded an away win against these opponents since 1930.

Murdoch viewed the N.A.A.C.P. allegations, Preston Padden notes, "as a minor irritation".

I am not sure if it works, but Rupert Everett is so good in the role, it was a minor irritation.

To lose one key forward might be considered a minor irritation but England have now lost three of their foundation stones following news that Lewis Moody will be kept out for up to six weeks by the knee injury he sustained playing for Bath against Aironi last Saturday.

According to the cardiologist Graham MacGregor, who has been promoting low-salt diets since the 1980s, the studies were no more than "a minor irritation that causes us a bit of aggravation".

McNulty introduces himself as "major crimes"; Lehane replies "Minor irritations" without glancing up from his dirty magazine.

Minor irritations, such as a lack of towel rails and no shelf in the shower, need addressing.

Consequently, irritation is the intra-systemic side of the structural coupling of system and environment, that is, it marks one side of a form whose opposite side is indifference.

Clinton advisor Cheryl Mills expressed irritation with Gore: "He clearly expected her to endorse him" when he ran for president in 2000, Mills wrote.

The Lakers will play without Kobe Bryant (knee), Steve Nash (nerve root irritation), Nick Young (knee) and Xavier Henry (knee).