Sentence examples for had been irritable from inspiring English sources
He had been irritable with reporters in recent days, sensitive to inquiries about retirement or the continuing N.C.A.A. investigation into Carolina's long-running academic fraud.
Although she had been irritable on court in earlier rounds, dissatisfied with her level of play, on Sunday she produced a high-quality match to defeat 11th-seeded Vera Zvonareva of Russia, 6-1, 6-3.
Over 75% of depressed patients reported that they had been depressed, had sleep trouble, had been irritable, and felt fatigue.
In the child impacts section, 2 parents chose "Don't Know" on the items related to "missed preschool, day care or school" and "their child had been irritable or frustrated".
As children, they may have been irritable and difficult, had trouble making or keeping friends or fallen short of their potential in school.
During this tournament season, Auriemma has been irritable about the crowds his team has played in front of, home and away.
An unrepentant First Player explained that his victim started it by kicking him in the shin, but Bolivia's first indigenous president may have been irritable for other reasons.
I've had difficulty going up and down stairs 7. I've been irritable 8. I've felt depressed 9. I've been down 10.
Items 7 (I've been irritable) and 14 (I've had difficulty falling asleep) overlapped and it was decided to retain item 7 as irritability had been mentioned frequently by the patients interviewed.
The word stress implies that you have been irritable, tense, nervous, anxious or sleepless in relation to work, health, family or in relation to conflicts in these areas or in relation to something else'.
