Sentence examples for especially irritated from inspiring English sources

They have been especially irritated by seeing "The West Wing" beat "The Sopranos" year after year.

International banks that straddle the Atlantic are in a bind and America's large banks are especially irritated.

Even with CBS issuing regular updates last year, fans of the series were especially irritated if episodes got cut off.

He would indignantly deny any such bias and he is especially irritated by critics who assume that his ideas flow automatically from those of his forebear.

Adams was especially irritated that a letter he received from the Boston Symphony contained the following sentence: "It's at moments like these that we are reminded how great music can provide solace and comfort".

In an interview in June, Espinosa told SinEmbargo that the photo had especially irritated Duarte, and that, after its publication, the governor had tried to buy out its local print run in bulk, presumably so that people in Veracruz wouldn't see it.

None have been arrested or detained, Mr. Khan said, but they are irritated, especially because the group's main focus is tutoring high school students and pulling together free health clinics in poor neighborhoods.

However, while Noble's "suicide note" – which he performs wearing the legs of a torn Superman costume and a bald cap, and with his face caked in white make-up – vacillates between easy laughs and blunt imagery, my mind wavers between moderately amused and irritated, especially by one of the final sequences.

A GP trainer referred to the weight of evidence which is different for diagnostic research and for RCTs (Randomized Clinical Trials): "I am sometimes irritated, especially with these studies (the guideline on acute shoulder pain), because absence of evidence does not necessarily mean that these tests are clinically irrelevant.

People may get irritated, especially if you don't tell them what the heck is going on.

You might be flattered when someone copies your style but you will reach the point when you can't help feeling irritated especially if your copycat starts to fare better than you.