Sentence examples for expressing irritation from inspiring English sources

Perhaps understandably, some active-duty generals and admirals are expressing irritation at being second-guessed by their retired peers.

He rode downtown to the post office at 90 Church Street in an olive sedan, expressing irritation at traffic delays.

Obama gives one of his last news conferences, expressing irritation that the media had been obsessed with the WikiLeaks disclosures.

While expressing irritation with both leaders for the repeated crises, most Palestinian politicians appeared to expect the two men to reach another compromise.

New Yorkers have fifty or sixty different phrases for expressing irritation and maybe two for expressing enthusiastic approval ("not that bad" and "it could be worse").

Following my long campaign – and no end of reader emails expressing irritation – major cinema chain Cineworld has decided to drop all online booking fees.

But many expressed irritation at the recent wave of vandalism.

She also expressed irritation with the states proposing those sanctions.

Still, some passengers have begun to express irritation.

Bhumibol also expressed irritation at PAD protests, the cable alleges.

Clinton expressed irritation by lobbing a few dozen missiles into the southern desert.