Sentence examples for in an aggravating from inspiring English sources

And then, before you know it, it's late at night, you know you need to get to bed, yet you're locked in an aggravating and demeaning Twitter-feud with (say) the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, over the doctrine of transubstantiation: Benedict XVI @Pontifex.@lambethpalace @JohnSentamu No! FFS, the bread & wine is TRANSFORMED into the body & blood of Christ during the Eucharist.

And then you actually start painting, which is tiring and thoughtless and boring in an aggravating sort of way.

He rushed around in an aggravated state.

This environment, which combines substitutes and complements, results in an aggravated exposure problem.

The podocyte-specific Phb2 knockout by Nphs2pod.T2A.ciCre.T2A.mTomato/wild-type mice resulted in an aggravated glomerular injury as compared to a podocyte-specific Phb2 gene deletion triggered by hNphs2.Cre.

In Ms. FourHorn's case, the police were searching for an American Indian woman named Christin Fourhorn who was wanted in Denver in an aggravated robbery case.

That, however, required the Canucks to relinquish a 2-0 leand and they return to a city in an aggravated state of anxiety, even though they have been an entirely different team at home.

A trial observation report by the Kurdish Human Rights Project (KHRP) states that, in an aggravated felony court in the province of Mardin, a prosecutor indicted 405 members of the Derik District Gendarmerie Command, 65 of whom were senior officers, for raping Şükran Esen.

(Note: In 2010, Billy Joe Shaver was acquitted in an aggravated assault case involving a 2007 bar shooting).

And yet, the media in India and the West has been in an aggravated and now near-permanent state of war about what is happening in India.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07118.009 > -wrap-foot> If CpoB contributes to PBP1B function, then absence of PBP1A or its required activator LpoA (Paradis-Bleau et al., 2010; Typas et al., 2010) should result in an aggravated phenotype.