Sentence examples for be irritated at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gates appears to be irritated at the reaction to his deposition tapes.

Still, some voters here may simply be irritated at their perception that he is waffling.

When my daughter is 20, she may well be irritated at me for threatening the privacy of her early life".

America may be irritated at not being part of the East Asia Summit, but without it such summitry is of limited importance.

"Even if somebody's mentally ill they could still be mad at somebody, they could be irritated at someone, they could be offended at somebody," she said.

Although he is a good father — thoughtful, trustworthy — DuBois gives him a mercilessly cleareyed view of his daughter, and lets him be irritated at the mess she's made.

Retirees were irritated at the lack of any mention of support for care givers.

Stoner said that anyone would have been irritated at Girardi, especially anyone from New York.

I was irritated at first by the sardonic tone, but then re-read the last full paragraph.

Every young Chinese who has some sense of justice and responsibility is irritated at Mr. Bush's overwhelming arrogance.

China's military is irritated at the U.S. practice of flying spy planes just off the coast.