Sentence examples for irritated was from inspiring English sources
What irritated was the fact that Grass had taken so long to admit this – an inexplicable delay for someone who blamed others for their Nazi pasts and was seen to personify national atonement and self-criticism.
Another David work that irritated was a sculpture that stood on Tate Modern's lawn a few years ago.
One of the comments that irritated was: 'Go to your friends on TalkSport for a positive outlook.' "Well I'd rather have a positive outlook.
He claimed that Poe often wandered the streets, either in "madness or melancholy", mumbling and cursing to himself, was easily irritated, was envious of others, and that he "regarded society as composed of villains".
"What was irritating was that the two gates beside us were empty," he recalled.
"What was irritating was the questioning of our political will," George Papandreou, the Greek foreign minister, said.
"Sour" and "irritate" were characteristic of M and W samples at pH 2 and pH 11.4, respectively.
It's rather irritating being forced to change, but I guess this is considered an upgrade.
SCOTT -- A movie that irritated me was "21 Grams".
Irritating is more like it.
Even more irritating are bicyclists.
