Sentence examples for be somewhat irritated from inspiring English sources

However, during the twelfth consultation that morning, the CO seems to be somewhat irritated (the quotes are ad verbatim): CO: 'How are you, mother?' Mother: 'Fine, but my child does not feel well'.

Even if you wax perfectly, your skin may be somewhat irritated after waxing (after all, you have just removed your hairs directly from their follicles).

He was somewhat irritated, he later recalled, because he did not immediately spot Dr. Fathi Hashem's waiting car.

IT was cold and windy that day and she was somewhat irritated, she later recalled, because her parents had made her wear long underwear.

The Iraqi Kurdish authorities are somewhat irritated by the praise being lavished on the PKK's military prowess but for the moment fear and hatred of Isis is a strong bond for all the Kurds.

In six years, is Minneapolis going to pay for something for the people who died in the bridge collapse?" David Hendrickson, 56, a computer software trainer who lives in Manhattan, said he began being somewhat irritated by the attention to the commemoration on the third anniversary.

Be somewhat seductive.

Be somewhat subtle.

Be somewhat secretive.

"The first minister was slightly irritated," Bell recalled.

Its song was somewhat, somewhat erased.