Sentence examples for irritated about the from inspiring English sources

And it was evident from the committee members' questions that they're irritated about the amount of disclosure already in place.

And in some instances, because they're really irritated about the whole Vietnam stuff, and the protests, and kicking ROTC out, and stuff like that.

Every city offered questions that felt full of invisible emotional baggage: Washington DC was a woman getting irritated about the notion that faking empathy could ever do anyone any good.

It's interesting to learn that Benjamin Franklin was as irritated about the prevalence of German as many today are about that of Spanish, but the chapter is concerned less with language than straight history — and the history of a language that, after all, isn't English.

Napoleon was extremely irritated about the failure of the heavy cavalry of the Guard to protect these gunners.

I have had two minor incidents where people asked me slightly irritated about the photo I took of them.

I understand we all have the right to speak our minds on social media, but I worry about how our customers might respond to certain viewpoints". "I'm probably the guy everyone gets irritated about," Justin told us.

"We're a little irritated about it," the Ford official said.

Many critics described his work as deadpan, his performers intentionally robotic; Mr. Maxwell is ambivalent, if not irritated, about this reputation and plans to explore it in his next play, "Neutral Hero," opening at the Kitchen in the fall.

That I find myself feeling more ironic than irritated about that very same thing today is a sign of how much my age has crept up on me.

And, my book's out!" "And your book's out so maybe you're little irritated about that?" Cohen asked.