Sentence examples for inspired irritation from inspiring English sources
On a recent night at Cafe Morrison, a deafening rock 'n' roll bar, the national stir over pub culture inspired irritation, dismay and soul-searching.
Or does it inspire irritation, because really, how on earth could somebody be the "author" of something that is just a list of eleven nouns?
But I live for picking – a habit that inspires disgust and irritation in equal measure.
But for a country that inspires equal parts irritation and admiration, here is its résumé, so far, in the Arab revolts: It has proved decisive in isolating Syria's leader, helped topple Libya's, offered itself as a mediator in Yemen and counts Tunisia's most powerful figure as a friend.
While Mr. Clark never inspired much hostility, a palpable irritation greeted the "American Idol" announcement.
The notes that accompanied them revealed they had inspired in the original recipients everything from mild irritation to absolute rage.
Though Richardson went on to write two more novels including the masterly "Clarissa"—he has long inspired an unusually intense mix of appreciation and irritation.
Whether this information inspires awe, amusement or irritation, it is not actually conveyed by the work, which is not usually the case with Ms. Mori's explorations of spirituality.
