Sentence examples for getting irritating from inspiring English sources
Do you want to see the film or not?' 'Yes.' This is getting irritating.
There is, however, an exuberance here that keeps the self-conscious cult aspects from getting irritating.
I'm probably not phrasing this right, because I can see she is getting irritated.
The lyric also sounded appropriate to the occasion; it conjured up an image of parents who were getting irritated by the antics of children behind them.
Repressed anger reactions and behaviors include: keeping things in, withdrawing from people, getting irritated more than people are aware, and getting angrier more than willing to admit.
Excess of everything is bad, so try to know if someone is getting irritated by your way of talking or not.
This will prevent older people from getting irritated at the fact you are not standing, as they will see that you need to sit even more than they do.
Don't do this too much though, it gets irritating very quickly.
It's when I'm hungry, when I'm sleepy, when I'm tired, I just get irritated for – I don't even – I get irritated for no reason sometimes.
And increasingly what I get irritated by is other people's irritation at each other.
