Sentence examples for been irritated from inspiring English sources
verb
To provoke impatience, anger, or displeasure.
Piazza, especially, has been irritated.
" I apologize to everybody who has been irritated by my tannoy announcements," he said.
He'd been irritated when he couldn't find a pair of brown Airwalks at his local mall.
They may have been irritated that Valentine, against spring training protocol, used the play.
Democrats may have been irritated by Mr Bush's exploitation of his intimacy with Mr Blair.
The eye swelled overnight and has been irritated by a combination of sweat and glue.
"I had been irritated throughout he game," he said in a radio interview in 1989.
Lilly said his palm had been irritated for the last eight days.
He would have been irritated by the fake interview, and also flattered.
"I'd always been irritated by macho films with guns and bullets flying everywhere," he said.
Assange seemed to have been irritated by any suggestion that you were a co-founder of WikiLeaks.
