Sentence examples for aggravated me from inspiring English sources
"In fact, I heard that this morning, and it aggravated me all over again".
"I don't know why it aggravated me so much," said Mr. Smith, who smokes three cartons a week.
Recalling the events of that long-ago summer and his father's comment, Dr. Damadian said: "That really aggravated me.
In Darjeeling, India, North encountered some vapid compatriots: "those unthinking, croqueting-badminton young ladies always aggravated me, and I could hardly be civil to them".
But there's been one annoyance that's aggravated me (and many others) to no end: the limited control you have over your music once you've launched one of these fitness apps.
"One thing that has always aggravated me is that we don't get a recommendation directly from the scientific community when it comes to NASA or NSF," Representative John Culberson (R TX) told NSF Director France Córdova.
This would aggravate me if I were a judge.
Then Mr. Brown said: "It was aggravating me at first.
"Free riders aggravate me," he told the Atlantic this year.
"It aggravates me to have to discuss it".
