Sentence examples for aggravated to from inspiring English sources

And so people, some of them pensioners fearful for their life savings, have been trooping each day, ever more aggravated, to try to get what they can.

Mr. Bunning, a gruff 78-year-old baseball Hall of Famer, was aggravated to the point where he was overheard swearing on the Senate floor and complaining he had been ambushed.

"I had so many severe trials & Sore troubles but would to God that I could live all my troubles over and have them aggravated to the full of human imagination if it would recall the life of my brother.

Members of the assembly, called the loya jirga, showed rising frustration and anger at the stumbling proceedings, and warned that ethnic divisions were being aggravated to a dangerous level.

When not treated, anxiety can be aggravated to more serious and complicated health problems.

However, the deterioration in AV is almost minimal (∼0.4 dB) for D-JLSiNT-FETs as compared to DS-JLSiNT-FETs but the deterioration in AV is aggravated to ∼22 dB for S-JLSiNT-FETs.

"When players go out there and see Pete Sampras totally dominate, it's aggravating to have him say he's not feeling right, McEnroe said Thursday.

But even statisticians find it aggravating to perform such tasks as making a neat graphic to show the relationship between variables.

Complaining about your role on the team is both futile and aggravating to your boss.

This was not only severely aggravating to a great many well-heeled travelers returning from their European vacations.

This was aggravating to Brown, who is personally rather ascetic and has cracked down on all manner of extraneous spending by state workers.