Sentence examples for almost irritated from inspiring English sources

"They come almost irritated, some of them, with this angry edge to them," she said.

A quizzical, almost irritated look came over his face, his eyes darted around the room, his nostrils flared.

"I became anxious and almost irritated but I knew these pictures had to be taken.

The writer Hutchins Hapgood, in his autobiography, "A Victorian in the Modern World" (1939), gives this telling description of Leo: He was almost always mentally irritated.

The manic person talks loudly, rapidly, and continuously and progresses rapidly from one topic to another; is extremely enthusiastic, optimistic, and confident; is highly sociable and gregarious; gesticulates and moves about almost continuously; is easily irritated and easily distracted; is prone to grandiose notions; and shows an inflated sense of self-esteem.

Once the regular season began, Vermeil held practice once a day, but it was still harsh, and the players became so irate that there was almost a mutiny; especially irritated were the older players, who would be worn down by the end of the season.

Mr Kerry's ranting about outsourcing has irritated economists: a huge majority dismiss outsourcing as either a small or non-existent problem, and almost 60% give Mr Kerry's trade policy a bad or very bad rating.

You feel -- perhaps without being conscious of it -- an impotent guilt, and your helplessness makes you irritated and resentful, almost as if it's the fault of those thousand Nigerians for becoming your burden.

When the uncomfortable effects of these slip ups start to show up in the form of red, irritated skin there's almost nothing you wouldn't do to make it go away immediately.

"I was irritated, angry about it.

But the health care protests have spread way beyond actual meetings about health care, and a handful of irritated conservatives have been following Giffords around almost everywhere.