Sentence examples for aggravated about from inspiring English sources

He seemed aggravated about it, but nothing more, she said.

I, too, felt aggravated about our efforts to connect with Ezra.

And have many people got very aggravated about it at the same time?

This, he said, felt "like a breach of trust and I can't argue with her being aggravated about that".

Ditto for ONE O' CAT, a term I have never seen, nor heard of, and although I know it now I am still aggravated about it being broken up to the point where it made no sense to me at all.

He said: "I feel very aggravated about the contents of the post-split fixtures and have protested in the strongest possible fashion to the SPFL".

"There's something uniquely aggravating about the smugness of liberal Hollywood," Matt said.

But the accusation by the United States has also aggravated questions about the value of the corps, which was set up to keep former guerrillas out of trouble.

In the case of Starrett City, a vast complex whose imminent sale has aggravated fears about dwindling lower- and middle-class housing in the city, Shaun Donovan, the city's housing commissioner, said last week that there were 8,792 outstanding violations in the 71 buildings currently owned by one of the prospective buyers, David Bistricer.

Amazon.com's announcement aggravated concerns about low profit margins in the online bookselling business.

This discomfort was aggravated by concern about France's isolation within Europe over Syria.Now French diplomacy is back in gear.