Sentence examples for amount of irritation from inspiring English sources

His face held an enormous amount of irritation and anxiety.

Mosquitoes usually live for just one week if they are male and a few months if they are female but in that time, the small insects manage to cause a disproportionate amount of irritation, pain and health risk to humans.

So, a bit of pause: what needs to be addressed?" "We've had an approach to the website that it's cheap, way cheaper than the competition so people will still put up with almost any amount of irritation – 17 bloody clicks to book a ticket, and yet 81million people still book a ticket.

— Representative Larry Kissell slid into a diner booth here and sought to explain — with no small amount of irritation, since he has apparently been asked many times — his decision to run in his newly configured House district, in contrast to two fellow North Carolina Democrats who retired rather than risk defeat in districts reshaped by Republicans.

There had to be some "evidential basis" to refer a case to the High Court, he told MPs, but in this case there was none and it would have been "dismissed" by judges "with what I would assume would be a certain amount of irritation".

I've flown a lot since getting the magnet, and I still face the same amount of irritation and hassle at the airport.

"As you add more layers of security, you gradually get increasing amounts of irritation to the public that has to go through them," said Brian A. Jackson, director of RAND's safety and justice program.

It cause an extreme amount of discomfort and skin irritation.

It felt like some kind of modernist theatre: the same dialogue every time, but in a slightly different context or in a different register, along with, of course, a certain amount of my own irritation.

DO NOT use more salt than the amount recommended as this raises the chance of irritation.

When considering airways irritation, the amount of endotoxin suspended in the air, rather than the amount present in settled family-room dust, may represent a more valid gauge of endotoxin exposure, because the route of exposure is respiratory.