Sentence examples for irritation about from inspiring English sources

Certainly in No 10 and inside the Treasury there is irritation about how this has unfolded.

Nine months had passed since the final Golden Lion hearing and Will Blair could not shake his irritation about it.

He still writes with marked ambivalence and irritation about the contemporary left, particularly as he sees it on university campuses.

Mr. Harris, 39, says there is just one irritation about owning an Insight: the attention it draws.

But he also expressed irritation about the apparent reluctance of the international press to let him move on from that achievement.

Despite his misgivings, and irritation about overuse, it is no different than selecting lenses and choosing aperture over shutter priority in arranging a shot.

Some individuals begin to sense irritation at about 0.5 ppm, 5 20% report eye irritation at 0.5 to 1 ppm, and greater certainty for sensory irritation appears at 1 ppm or greater.

"The success of the convention, despite all its shortcomings, in raising standards of behaviour and promoting human rights globally, and with it the overall security of the Europe, is to be disregarded for the sake of addressing irritations about some of its current domestic impacts which at best will be of utterly marginal benefit.

After 20 minutes of picturing the barking passing through a field of perfect stillness within me, my irritation was just about gone.

The difference between us, I think, is that Frum allows his irritation with about 15 percent of Murray's argument to blind him to the virtues of the other 85 percent.

In its first public statement on the matter since the leader of the International Atomic Energy Agency expressed irritation last week about Iran's lack of cooperation, Iran also denied suggestions that it had sought to cleanse the military complex, called Parchin, to eliminate any trace of incriminating activity.