Sentence examples for Somewhat irritated from inspiring English sources

Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma, looking somewhat irritated, could not call a timeout quickly enough.

TRENTON — Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma, looking somewhat irritated, could not call a timeout quickly enough.

Participants were encouraged to design their own signs; they responded with slogans like "Somewhat Irritated About Extreme Outrage".

He was somewhat irritated, he later recalled, because he did not immediately spot Dr. Fathi Hashem's waiting car.

IT was cold and windy that day and she was somewhat irritated, she later recalled, because her parents had made her wear long underwear.

The Iraqi Kurdish authorities are somewhat irritated by the praise being lavished on the PKK's military prowess but for the moment fear and hatred of Isis is a strong bond for all the Kurds.

And was still irritated because it seemed somewhat tone-deaf.

Instead, a clearly irritated Fox saw the narrative somewhat derailed by questions about chlorine-washed chicken, part of concerns that the trade deal with America could lead to imports of food with lower safety standards.

No, but it's settled into the groove that I predicted it would find: It's basically a traditional sitcom that isn't very funny but plays to Allen's chief strength, which is his ability to play an irritated character who nevertheless seems unthreatening and even somewhat genial.

Because the carpal tunnel is somewhat narrow, a major nerve called the median nerve that passes through this tight space, can become irritated or compressed.

A tense, somewhat uncomfortable exchange transpired during the White House briefing on Thursday as spokesman Robert Gibbs, at first joking, seemed to grow increasingly irritated with ABC News Jake Tapperr.