Sentence examples for be very irritated from inspiring English sources

"Some people with allergies, either ocular or full-body, tend to be very irritated by pollen, dust or dryness, and the irritation exists regardless of eye color".

Another one said: "I'll be very irritated because the doctor must be aware of everything," and another said " If the doctor doesn't know, of course I'm going to be worried".

-In the beginning of the study I felt that I could be very irritated and had difficulty in nursing patients who felt angry, difficult or frustrated, but I managed to change my attitude, thanks to hypnotherapy.

She can run with the best of them, and she will be very irritated if you act like she is a delicate flower.

Free cat; a lot of the time your cat will be very irritated by the end of brushing and will want to run away for some private time to recover.

Now you are very irritated.

Another bidder was very irritated with me.

"These are business owners and the self-employed, who are very irritated," Mr. Güllner said.

We can also notice that Putin is very irritated by the discussion of gay rights and corruption and safety issues".

I recall being very irritated by Benita and Colin's excursions into craft and always impatient with the instruction to 'ask mum for help'.

The only thing even the slightest bit unusual, Ms. Isacson later recalled, was "some of the staff were very irritated and unpleasant".