Sentence examples for increased irritation from inspiring English sources

Attempts at hanging around on either end are met with increased irritation masked by politeness, until finally a rapid-fire l8r kthxbye cya dance wears out any remaining welcome.

An overly complicated model of care leads to too many meetings, too much paperwork, and, consequently, increased irritation [ 13].

12 Also, increased irritation of the respiratory tract from short-term exposure to volcanic gases and ash.

6 Short-term exposure to volcanic gases can trigger asthma attacks and has been associated with respiratory morbidity and mortality and increased irritation of the respiratory tract.

Using the rinse more often could end up drying out the mucous membranes too much, leading to increased irritation.

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.