Sentence examples for irritated way from inspiring English sources

But then we already know this from Peel's chosen career of playing the kind of music that turns the heads of more conventionally ordinary people in the same bemused, or even irritated, way that a white Chevy or lime green socks might.

During the run-up to last year's Olympics I grew increasingly irritated by the way in which the contribution of women off the field was characterised more often by the supposed influx of sex workers than, for example, the women engineers who helped build the Olympic site, such as Kate Hall and Angela Crowther.

It was an expression less of sadness than of irritated resignation, the way he used to look if a glass slipped from my hands when I was little, or if the day we had planned a picnic happened to be cloudy.

But for anyone distressed or irritated by the way Tisci has approached his tenure at the house, just remember that what starts as an irritant to the oyster ends up becoming a beautiful and fully formed pearl.

I got so upset and irritated that the way I looked made people stereotype me as someone "looking for a man", that I had a few glasses of wine, and wrote how I really felt about the stigmas of being a solo female traveler.

Remove your belly button ring if the area near it becomes irritated in any way.

Part of this is our fault – we're so busy being shocked, upset, irritated or looking the other way that we don't hear them.

Bonds had his cap on backward during the press conference, above that jewelled-cross earring, and he spoke in the softly or grandly self-assured way that has irritated writers and fans throughout his career.

Your first instinct may be to get irritated or suggest, in some way, that they change.

Never shave skin that is already irritated or is in any way unhealthy.

Ice is a very simple way to soothe irritated, inflamed scars and promote healing.