Sentence examples for irritable because from inspiring English sources

"That night, I was irritable, because I had stopped smoking two days earlier.

Teenagers may not be irritable because of supposed attitude problems, but because early school hours affect their biological clocks, scientists claim.

It is not known why Sundarbans tigers have a propensity for man-eating, although theories abound: because the salt water makes them irritable, because human bodies floating down from the Ganges have whetted their appetite, and so forth; more plausibly, Sundarbans tigers, in their remote domain, have never learned to fear man.

According to Ms Vasilyeva, Judge Danilkin was indignant at having to take orders and was anxious and irritable because of it.

He said people who are drowning or starving are not irritable because they are too busy trying to survive to act that way.

If she's irritable because she's nervous about school -- normalize, help her get specific about what she fears, have her fact-check how realistic the fear is.

Clinician 'a', independent of the practice's QI project, had trained staff to be compassionate with upset or irritable patients because these behaviors could be manifestations of depression.

Ointments are generally more effective for dry, irritable rashes because they have a hydrating effect by improving the skin's lipid barrier.

Start with 'I'm sorry to bring this up...'... or 'I think it is only right if I notify you', or try a different approach by saying 'Is your scalp feeling dry, irritable, or burnt because it looks that way because...'.... Don't be too aggressive in the way you speak.

It's a common belief that adolescents are tired, irritable and uncooperative because they choose to stay up too late and are difficult to wake in the morning because they are lazy.

It's just as hard to believe that the heroes in Byrne's books — let alone a feverishly productive polymath like Goethe or the notoriously irritable Beethoven — succeeded because they cultivated good thoughts.