Sentence examples for be a bit peeved from inspiring English sources

(The copyright page suggests that Felt wrote it with the conservative writer Ralph de Toledano, who must be a bit peeved that Felt lied to him about being Deep Throat).

Anti-PC types, too, will likely be a bit peeved at one gallery speaker's somewhat dramatic mea culpa over the slave-trade money involved in setting the National Gallery up in the first place to a tour group of (mostly) black schoolkids.

"If I was in the top 16 I probably would be a bit peeved by the fact I am not seeded through.

You may be a bit peeved that your parents keep lecturing you on the danger of substances and the consequences of unprotected sexual intercourse, but they have been around longer than you have.

"I was a bit peeved, to put it politely," he said.

"The French are a bit peeved because we are near to their 12-mile limit," a spokesman for the British fishermen told The Daily Mail.

So she was a bit peeved on Friday when she was asked by a campaign worker to stop talking with a reporter.

But she is a bit peeved that Penguin insisted on abridging the paperback version in order to appeal to a wider readership.

Some of electro house producer Kavinsky's fans are a bit peeved that Will Young has possibly "sampled" Nightcall off the Drive soundtrack for his new single.

Still, Specter might have been a bit peeved when the White House began spinning Joe Sestak's likely victory as its preferred outcome — while the polls were still hours from closing.

The place was billed by NBC's Today Show as "one of the most romantic places to propose in America", so we were a bit peeved to find strangers were grouped together on tables of six.