Sentence examples for irritated enough from inspiring English sources

The closing weeks of the campaign are compelling many New Yorkers, especially undecided voters, to re-examine what, if anything, irritates them about Mrs. Clinton, and to decide whether they are irritated enough to vote for Mr. Lazio.

But if online customers find they have to pay extra when their package arrives, they may get irritated enough to pressure retailers into complying with tax rules.

Jay-Z was irritated enough that he released a statement vowing never to drink Cristal again, and he started removing references to Cristal from his old lyrics during concerts.

Afterward, the normally convivial Bowden was bleary-eyed and irritated enough to suggest that Miami, which had beaten his team earlier in the season, would have been a more worthy opponent for the Sooners.

So, does all of this explain why this tweet delighted or irritated enough people to be retweeted 80,000 times?

These calls have irritated enough people for the Information Commissioner's Office (the ICO) to begin to investigate.

What seemed harmless enough irritated Hollins, who tossed Williams out of the game.

Considering the patient had significant abdominal girth, his pain seemed minimal on exam, and the acute peritonitis and free air in the peritoneal cavity may have irritated and elevated his diaphragm enough to cause chest pain, shortness of breath, and hypoxia.

"Enough is enough," said the irritated congressman.

Or give it a break, maybe it's had enough and is getting irritated, panicked, or confused.

Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma, looking somewhat irritated, could not call a timeout quickly enough.