Sentence examples for i'm irked from inspiring English sources

"I'm irked by it, but I can't think about it that much," he said.

In halting English, they will pepper me with, "How old are you?" "Where you born?" "How much you make?" "What your husband do?" First, I'm irked.

I'm irked that the city's tenants' laws have failed to keep up with this 21st-century issue -- the inalienable right to high-speed bandwidth.

But in some part of my secret heart I'm also half hoping that he'll order us to STEP OUT OF THE CAR PLEASE and tilt at me so hard that John has to defend me, even as I'm irked and dismayed by retrograde feelings of vulnerability in the first place.

I don't mean that I'm irked or politically offended; I mean that it hurts my heart to understand that someone who claims to care about my family can excuse or embrace a man who has denigrated just about every aspect of who we are.

I was irked.

I was irked by some of them – Andy and Tom.

The first time I had to make a special trip to the bookstore might have been a fluke, but by the second time, I was irked.

"I am irked," complained his Mozness, "that such an alleged deed has gone down in the fairytale footnotes of Smiths lore".

Though I was irked at times by the dearth of concrete information, there is no doubt Gill paints a compelling picture of the way a settled existence can be blown apart.

As the minister responsible, I was irked by negative aspects of the policy, and her threat enabled me to persuade Roy Jenkins, then chancellor, to allow me to announce the phasing-in of equal pay.