Sentence examples for always irate from inspiring English sources

When Cardinal O'Connor of New York seeks to soothe the always irate Elie Wiesel by reassuring him 'there are many Catholics who are not anti-Semitic'... he speaks for himself.

I was always dealing with irate shareholders.

"The French always have been the most irate about American domination of the movies, so to think that now it will be the French who are financing these American movies, well, you'd have to say that's ironic," said Peter Bart, editor of Variety.

Getting irate or defensive will always be counterproductive.

Mike Pereira, the league's director of officiating, always has a full in-box from irate coaches, owners and fans.

To-wit: apoplectic; ballistic; enraged; furious; incensed; indignant; irate, seething; annoyed; bilious (my favorite); irascible (which always seems associated with old men shaking their canes threateningly at young whipper-snappers) pissed-off; grumpy; disputatious; pugnacious.

I remember in school I used to get very irate about things if I thought they were unfair and I always used to stick up for other people.

One woman was irate because she was not listed as a Republican and had always voted as a Republican.

After the deputy mayor came to hear their problems, an irate crowd came away yelling: "We're hungry!" Local people say it was not always this way.

You use the example of a neonatal nurse in California, irate that the state passed legislation mandating that hospitals lock up certain drugs that had always been readily available to the nursing staff.

Irate lovers.