Sentence examples for irritated at someone from inspiring English sources

"Even if somebody's mentally ill they could still be mad at somebody, they could be irritated at someone, they could be offended at somebody," she said.

He handed her the paper and stood, surprised to find himself so irritated at someone who seemed only to want to help him.

The next time you start to get irritated at someone else, ask yourself, "What can I do about this situation?" Then get into action.

If you are irritated at someone, try to imagine this person as an infant, and then as a 100 year old.

Someone came down the steps to the side entrance, then tapped on the opaque glass panes of the door; Ann looked up, irritated at being interrupted.

Update: Trump seems irritated at the NBC story.

"It's awkward," he said, sounding irritated at the subject.

Then another said, almost irritated at the error, "No, four".

But I get irritated at the way he gulps in a breath of air just before he pours out some hoarded-up information, and at the way he guides conversations around to an opportunity for him to be surprised at someone else's ignorance.

Retirees were irritated at the lack of any mention of support for care givers.

Stoner said that anyone would have been irritated at Girardi, especially anyone from New York.