Sentence examples for considerable irritation from inspiring English sources

Foos's expression, as he looked at me in silence, reflected considerable irritation.

In the past, the senators have shown considerable irritation at reading newspaper reports that an agreement has been reached on a major issue before they have been consulted.

The early exchanges between Ms. Parker's gung-ho innocent and Ms. Nielsen's alcoholic sourpuss are delightful, cannily making use of the characters' considerable irritation factor.

With the organizational skills of a quartermaster, Ms. Priddy has set up a photo agency that uses the Internet to gather photos of future car models from freelance photographers across North America and Europe -- to the considerable irritation of automakers.

To the considerable irritation of Japan's neighbors, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi has insisted on making annual visits to a shrine that honors Japan's 2.5 million war dead, including war criminals.

As a result, Mr. Bloomberg has not encountered the kind of criticism over the ethnic diversity of his appointees that Mr. Giuliani endured from the outset, a point that some of Mr. Giuliani's supporters make with considerable irritation.

Although usually not serious in itself, it can give rise to considerable discomfort, irritation, and even impairment of vision.

Urge to cough after nasal AITC occurred at lower capsaicin concentrations and subjects reported subjectively considerable airway irritation.

With considerable effort, the historian might summon up a vague sense of irritation at the occasional use of the word "wanker", which was not recorded before the 1940s.

"The scrolls have become a joke as well as a source of irritation," said Onir, an independent filmmaker who has suffered considerable censorship for films dealing with subjects like homosexuality.

This is likely to be due to the disease frequently presenting late, the ovary position within the peritoneal cavity resulting in minimal local irritation, or interference with vital structures until ovarian enlargement is considerable, or metastasis occurs.