Sentence examples for highly irritable from inspiring English sources

Many people would be made highly irritable by the constant inability of democratic politics to get its act together.

During their separation in 2005, a highly irritable, darker Sarkozy came into view – the same one that reappeared at the Lisbon summit the day after the announcement of the divorce".

"She has problems because she feels that way, and she's highly irritable.

The 15-year-old allegedly became "anxious, highly irritable and prone to angry outbursts" after the e-cigs got him "heavily addicted to nicotine".

Now, the mother of one 15-year-old is claiming her son got completely hooked on nicotine and is suing the company, alleging its products left her son "anxious, highly irritable, and prone to angry outbursts".

The 15-year-old allegedly became "anxious, highly irritable, and prone to angry outbursts" after the e-cigs got him "heavily addicted to nicotine". California's top lawyer has been locked in legal combat against the administration.

"If the individual gets highly irritated, what verbal judo can do for the agent is, he talks his way out of the irritable situation," she said.

It works brilliantly at softening dry, cracked skin in preparation for basting oneself with emollient body cream, and is suitable for even highly sensitive and irritable skin.

Evidence consistent with this view can be found in the work of Morrell and Murray (2003), who showed that it was only highly distressed and irritable 4-month-old boys who experienced coercive and rejecting mothering at this age who continued to show evidence, 5 months later, of emotional and behavioural dysregulation.

Edge / (ej) / n. / the line of intersection of two surfaces; the state of being highly tense, nervous or irritable: taking my shoes and socks off at the airport leaves me on edge.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome, a highly prevalent chronic disorder, places significant burden on the health service and the individual.