Sentence examples for driven by irritation from inspiring English sources
The endless neo-con assaults on the U.N. are mostly driven by irritation that it is not just an echo chamber for the great powers (really, the United States) and that it gives voice to small countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia that are often hostile or even in conflict with the great powers (really, the United States).
That clearly exposes the partisan nature of it - therefore it's hard to fake the funk of this as "non-partisan" when it's driven by clear irritation over the election of a Democratic president (or that other reason over the shade of his skin).
But there was new rhetoric in this speech, and new fire behind it, partly driven by the irritation evident among the Obama campaign that Romney was trying to run, in the final weeks, on a theme of "change" -- Obama's trademark slogan in 2008.
The decision, which appeared more likely over the past several weeks, was driven by what Mr. Anschutz said was increasing irritation over leaks from the process — and what he implied was a too-low price and bids that would seek to break up the entertainment empire.
Pérez's defence of Ronaldo, "an honest man", "not driven by money", who "does a lot for others", stopped short of Madrid taking responsibility for his tax problems and focused on his irritation with the media rather than the club.
Probably driven by talking dogs.
"We're driven by competition".
He was driven by ambition.
"Beauty in architecture is driven by practicality.
