Sentence examples for becoming irritable from inspiring English sources

But his men in the background are becoming irritable.

Forced to quit his bus driver's job, he started drinking, becoming "irritable and violent," his wife said.

But what Wilpon the elder could try is what smart, accountable owners do when they sense the fan base becoming irritable or, much worse, indifferent.

becoming irritable when interrupted during web use.

And when professional burnout strikes it can have devastating consequences, including becoming irritable and making silly mistakes.

We may start drinking too much or shirking responsibility or becoming irritable and ruining our relationships.

This will lead to your teen becoming cranky and irritable.

At 22, she was becoming increasingly irritable and difficult.

Dr. Edwards, "never the most patient of men, was becoming increasingly irritable," Dr. Schulman wrote.

A Montana woman named June recently told me that her husband, diagnosed with Alzheimer's three years ago, was becoming more irritable and resistant — and sleeping with a loaded gun.

You feel super-busy (not in a good way) and are becoming increasingly irritable.