Sentence examples for irritable nature from inspiring English sources
And instead of realizing that life isn't always perfect and that "shit happens," I would always blame my irritable nature on something other than me.
Hot-blooded people were described as more sensitive to heat, getting rashes and being irritable by nature.
Even as the culture that produced the Gordons disintegrates around them, though, Mr. Foote never denies the enduring vibrancy of their irritable and demanding natures.
Hamilton's adversary, Thomas Jefferson, echoed this appraisal of Washington's nature: "His temper was naturally irritable and high-toned, but reflection and resolution had obtained a firm and habitual ascendancy over it.
The majority of people, he wrote, "will never attain equilibrium and . . . are by nature captious, fretful, irritable, uncomfortable, looking for relief from their travail and angry that it does not come".
The aim of this study was to design a scale to measure irritable mood and to explore its nature and subtypes.
In fact, Darwin, after concluding that—unlike tendrils twining stems are not irritable, pointed out that it was not expected 'as nature always economizes her means, and irritability would have been superfluous' (Darwin 1875); this alludes to an optimality approach.
3 A significant percentage of patients do not relate these symptoms to ingestion of dairy products, 11 and the recurring nature of the symptoms can lead to misdiagnosis of chronic diarrhoea, irritable bowel syndrome, celiac illness or other clinical conditions.
The findings, reported in this month's Nature Biotechnology, may allow researchers to design drugs that precisely target certain genes to treat maladies ranging from irritable bowel disease to blindness in AIDS patients.
