Sentence examples for feeling irritation from inspiring English sources

Bradshaw said afterward that he believed he was just feeling irritation around one of the screws he had previously had inserted to stabilize an old fracture.

That's not gonna do you much good in a freak fair like we got here," you get the sense that Mr. Gibson is feeling irritation in a way that none of his other characters ever have.

The following parameters were recorded on a 7-point scale (1 = unpleasant; 7 = pleasant) to obtain an overall acceptability score: color, smell, sticky feeling, irritation, skin dryness, ease of use, speed of drying of the skin after application, and pleasant feeling on application.

You need to condition your skin, especially if it is inflamed or is feeling irritation.

That symbol would also be a fitting provocation: if it proved irritating, that feeling of irritation might stand most evocatively for the history in question.

He was both irritable and irritating, equally adept at feeling intense irritation and dishing it out.

I remember thinking, This is a really stupid thing to have happened – just an intense feeling of irritation – such a bad way to start the day.

Even then he realized that his feeling of irritation, which increased as the trip dragged on, was not an appropriate reaction.

Bradshaw previously had screws surgically implanted in his foot to help with an old fracture, and he said after the game that he was feeling only irritation around the screw.

The feeling of irritation might be due to the action of -menthol on pain fibers (Eccles 1994).

An hour later, the conversation ended, the audience scattered, and I was left with a feeling of irritation coursing through me that I couldn't articulate.