Sentence examples for increase irritation from inspiring English sources

Hot water will only increase irritation and make your pores open.

Nadal, who turned 27 this month, declined repeatedly and with increasing irritation to use his left knee as an excuse.

The passions aroused among the populace diverted attention from a far more fundamental emotion, an increasing irritation with anything and everything pertaining to politics.

At another point in the testimony, Mr. Fields seized on Mr. Forstmann's increasing irritation, trying to make the case personal by grilling him about his net worth.

His instinct for opaqueness, his mistrust of candour and his apparent inability to think imaginatively or laterally is a source of increasing irritation.

Can you look for just a moment?" my mother — the aforementioned Bess, or Bessie — would ask him in a voice edged with increasing irritation.

During the 20 months that the rink was being rebuilt, he watched with increasing irritation as his young hockey players drifted away, reducing the number of league members to about 85 from 175.

There is little support in Congress for inviting Venezuela along, in large part because of increasing irritation with President Hugo Chávez, who has befriended Fidel Castro of Cuba and has criticized United States policies, including its campaign in Afghanistan.

The silence appeared to be a sign that Mr. Berlusconi's weakening government remained deadlocked over major issues, despite increasing irritation from leaders of the effort to stabilize the euro.

The unanimous international agreement on the Security Council statement will be seen as a sign of China's increasing irritation with its neighbour and is likely to add to the isolation of North Korea.

From his weary despair over Steve's arrest – "God help me if I ever get a good night's sleep again" – to his increasing irritation with the slippery Gill ("Even after the time we've spent together, you really don't know me at all") Hastings dominated much of the first hour.