Sentence examples for aggravating about from inspiring English sources

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

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".

"I can see both sides, so I don't get aggravated about it," St. Louis Cardinals veteran starter Chris Carpenter said of Puig's controversial candidacy to USA Today Sports.

When I spoke to her, Afornina agreed with Minax's underlying point and seemed somewhat aggravated about the attention her story was getting.

"Everyone was already aggravated about flight delays and the ridiculousness of standing in such a long line for hours, which Spirit Airlines did nothing to help," passenger Cindy Matthews Beard told CNN. "And then in walks these people off their flight raising a ruckus, cussing and screaming, and they went straight to the counter".

The increases came after the U.S. government reported drops in crude, gasoline and distillate fuel inventories, aggravating concerns about a supply shortage from the shutdown of a BP pipeline in Alaska.