Sentence examples for feeling irritated from inspiring English sources

For Li, feeling irritated during matches is nothing new.

"I know when the big cats are feeling irritated.

I walked out feeling irritated by a morally-blind, vacuous nostalgia-fest.

State workers aren't the only Alabamians feeling irritated by Bentley's raises.

In Iraq, the U.N.'s profile was so low that Vieira de Mello admitted feeling irritated and embarrassed by his "total lack of authority".

He would have almost certainly won in Moscow, something which rankled: 'I can remember feeling irritated listening to people being introduced as Olympic champions from Moscow.' Away from the track, Moses actively fought for athletes' rights.

The New York Times critic described the typical viewer as "feeling itchy, irritated, smothered – simultaneously surfeited with words and starved for meaning".

I was eating my turkey "special" meal with its obligatory congealing gravy, feeling mildly irritated by the endless round of Jingle Bells and other seasonal piped music.

Participants also explored difficult feelings of wanting to defend the medical profession, and yet at the same time feeling frustrated and irritated by a profession that had let Sarah down.

I remember feeling discombobulated, even irritated, by the production at the time.

It was as if everyone were walking around with a mild fever, feeling high and irritated all the time.