Sentence examples for convey irritation from inspiring English sources

He speaks at length and in bursts, with a fidgety impatience that can convey irritation or enthusiasm or, more often, a bit of both.

May I say something to convey my irritation?

Should I say something to convey my irritation or just ignore them?

Sources told the Times, "The meeting was combative... with league officials conveying their irritation with the direction of the documentary".

For instance, capsaicin cross-desensitization of citric acid [18], NaCl [19], menthol [43], and mustard oil [28] suggests that a common population of capsaicin-sensitive trigeminal nociceptive fibers convey sensations of oral irritation [43].

But both refused to go, and Bush administration officials conveyed their pointed irritation through diplomatic channels, officials said.

John Simm as an adulterous cop and Lucy Cohu as his fraught wife are particularly good at conveying the nervy irritation that comes when all passion is spent.

"I never speak unless I know I'm right," she says, fists raised, as Hogg successfully conveys both the irritation and admiration she arouses in others.

Paxman even expanded his usual portfolio of presenting expressions (disdain, irritation, bemusement) in order to convey all this with sensitivity.

Hand signals convey responses.

The loops convey gravity.