Sentence examples for deeply aggravated from inspiring English sources
The first time I got up and observed this, I felt the way Jane Goodall must have felt the first time she saw a chimpanzee poke a blade of grass into a termite mound, but deeply aggravated.
It is also deeply aggravating that the urgency the government showed a month ago, when the banking system seemed at risk, seems absent now that the issue is homeowners.
When the tsunami hit in late 2004, the resultant disaster aggravated the already deeply entrenched marginalization of third-gender people.
Gary has nothing but real-world problems: a budget shortfall, revenues that have dropped by $30 million since 2006, according to Ms. Freeman-Wilson, and a national economic downturn that only aggravated problems in a city already deeply troubled.
The relationship between the United States and the Muslim world, deeply strained by wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, has been further aggravated in recent months by a furious debate over an Islamic group's plans to build a community center two blocks from the World Trade Center site.
This aggravated the problem.
(Prop 30 aggravated this problem).
He later aggravated the injury.
