Sentence examples for be irritated about from inspiring English sources

With Nixon, the man Democrats used to love to hate, there was plenty to be irritated about.

The ironies are compounded when you remember that Monk would always be irritated about how Davis used incorrect chord changes, not just on " 'Round Midnight" but on "Well, You Needn't," as well.

An entrepreneurial project requires you to live with it -- with uncertainty, naysayers, and the fog of creation -- for so long that you can only do it if it's so personal you would be irritated about it anyway.

Although I was irritated about waiting for my luggage at the baggage carousel, we landed early and my bag came up quickly.

And it was evident from the committee members' questions that they're irritated about the amount of disclosure already in place.

Mr. Sampson might have been expected to be irritated, even angry, about the inconvenience of having a fake taxi laden with officers force him to the curb.

You're irritated and about to reply with a disgruntled response, well, how about this to bide you some time: "I'm not sure I understand.

He will be irritated or even angry if you are unable to talk about sex or want to avoid the conversation at some point.

She appears to be irritated and exhausted.

Guys will just be irritated!

"I was irritated, angry about it.