Sentence examples for bit irritable from inspiring English sources

Everyone is a bit irritable by four o'clock: sweets make it better.

"We know that paracetamol is used much more widely than that — when a child is a bit irritable or teething or having an immunization".

There is a term for "a little bit irritable," and someone feeling depressed may talk about having a "down heart," while tapping a fist against the chest.

Who can blame Turks for grumbling about their financial misfortune these days or for being a bit irritable toward the political leaders in Ankara who seem unable to come up with a formula for recovery?

*Newspapers such as Panama's CRITICA, which greeted the news of Raul Jimenez's bicycle kick goal, or chilena, like this (thanks to George Flowers for pointing this out) We're grateful you prefer the gentle whimsy of Guardian hackery, though I might get a bit irritable later on.

A bit irritable and feeling less than 100 percent with no obvious cause, you wonder what's going on.

To Alicia, Ryan appeared a bit more irritable, which he sometimes did when overtraining.

What is Busuttil's experience of combat-related PTSD? "The main thing I hear is, 'I was a bit more irritable when I came back from deployment.

If you're a woman, you might be feeling a bit low, irritable, edgy and perhaps craving something sweet and cake-like.

I'm interested in how the culture of consumer capitalism depends on the idea that we can't bear frustration, so that every time we feel a bit restless or bored or irritable, we eat, say, or we shop.

He can also be aloof, irritable and a little bit mean.