Sentence examples for apparently irritated from inspiring English sources

Such activities apparently irritated Hoover, and in 1942 the F.B.I. began a campaign to discredit Hemingway.

His reports about conditions inside the besieged city apparently irritated the Russian authorities.

Smiling but apparently irritated, she added, "And I'm so glad that you asked about that".

He muttered something I cannot repeat here and walked off, apparently irritated even by the mention of the country's name.

The 19-year-old Cash was apparently irritated by hecklers in the crowd as the match drew to a conclusion.

Justice Blackburne was apparently irritated with the detective's arrival at her courtroom and accused him in the record of misrepresenting himself.

Which apparently only irritated Kasso more.

Galina, 51, apparently filed for divorce after becoming irritated at reports describing Gorbunova as the oligarch's "wife".

He wasn't leaving the militia, and he certainly wasn't breaking his ties with the Seattle Freemen... Tells how the rest of the group became irritated that he had apparently absconded with money they had given him for weapons and supplies... Briefly describes a confrontational meeting.

He wasn't leaving the militia, and he certainly wasn't breaking his ties with the Seattle Freemen... Tells how the rest of the group became irritated that he had apparently absconded with money they had given him for weapons and supplies... Briefly describes a confrontational meeting..

"People were irritated by her, or irritated by those who were irritated," Ms. Green said.