Sentence examples for irritated from from inspiring English sources

"I've thought that maybe the nerves got so irritated from the phone vibrating that this tissue grew around them," he said.

Their feet and hands are irritated from spending so much time in water, and their legs ache from squatting on the shores of the river to sift through their pans.

After our ears became irritated from wearing the plugs, we started alternating two nights with and one night without, twice a week sacrificing a solid eight hours of sleep.

The gray was in for the win, and my scalp became irritated from the dye.

I called the urologist the next day to ask him what the hell was going on, and he said my bladder was just irritated from the cystoscopy and would feel better within a day or two.

However, inflammatory cyctokines released from joint tissue irritated from needle insertion[ 34], stimulation of joint capsule nerve endings during needle penetration, and irritation of the joint synovium may have been other sources of elicited symptoms.

The era of 'Golgi controversy' between the light microscopic description of the internal apparatus by Golgi (1898) and the acceptance as a bona fide organelle with 'lamellar structure' in the 1950s is irritating from today's view (reviewed in: Farquhar and Palade 1981 , 1998.

Responses from other mothers to her query about whether they, too, would be irritated ranged from "If you didn't tell her it was supposed to be for dinner, there's no grounds for being annoyed" to "You're a loon".

But I also knew what would happen if I took the time to explain why and to answer all the questions that would no doubt follow: irritated looks from other patients, the staff or even my colleagues because of the time I spent with one patient.

On Wednesday, after listening to Libya's lengthy but rather unspecific presentations, Judge Hans-Peter Kaul, visibly irritated, asked from the bench if the Libyan authorities were "really aware" that they must provide the court with "concrete, tangible and pertinent evidence that proper and concrete investigations are going on?" Yes, a lawyer for Libya replied, "the authorities are acutely aware".

And here was the miracle: I began to notice that instead of seeing irritated looks from people who usually would have been bothered by their noise -- their childishness -- strangers were looking on them with patient, grateful love.