Sentence examples for irritated at something from inspiring English sources

One FCHV described the symptoms of hypertension as: Headache, pain in the nerves, feeling irritated at something told by somebody that you don't approve of, feeling dizzy while moving around, feeling tired, tingling in head and having an uncomfortable feeling even while simply lying in bed are some of the symptoms of hypertension.

Headache, pain in the nerves, feeling irritated at something told by somebody that you don't approve of, feeling dizzy while moving around, feeling tired, tingling in head and having an uncomfortable feeling even while simply lying in bed are some of the symptoms of hypertension.

Townshend may have been irritated at being called "70-something", but with the help of a local radio DJ, the 67-year-old sent an apology to the Costellos.

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

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

Then, as winter progresses, Daniel becomes absorbed in his work and irritated at May.

I was sufficiently irritated at what I thought was misuse of my group's time.

I get irritated at my son for tracking mud inside.

I was running late and was irritated at the world for my tardiness.

In September 1995, Ferguson was irritated by something else instead: the hype over Cantona's comeback.

"And so we were on some conference call, and I was just completely irritated by something someone was saying.