Sentence examples for irritation comes from inspiring English sources
The irritation comes largely from the way Mr. Wilcha made the film, which has its television premiere on Cinemax tonight.
But he noted that most of the irritation comes from your eyes making direct contact with the fumes, not from inhaling them.
But I'm the kind of guy who's main irritation comes from things that could be better, but aren't.
"All the irritation comes from the extra blades," he adds on a more serious note, bringing up the fact that, in clinical trials, participants have seen a 40percentt reduction in irritation after using the single-blade Bevel razor for four weeks.
The irritation comes when I read headlines such as the one on a recent NPR blog post, "Yes, Serial Is True Crime -- And That's OK".
The greatest irritation came from the Visa credit card ads at every sales outlet: "We are proud to accept only Visa".
And that sense of irritation came out in subsequent polls suggesting Osborne hadn't quite got the hang of a national psyche for which the term bolshie often seems inadequate.
His Manchester City career appears to be unravelling but the only flicker of irritation came in a game of piggy‑in‑the‑middle when he could not get the ball and gave Mikel Arteta, one of Pep Guardiola's coaches, an exasperated squeeze.
On Tuesday, that irritation came to a boiling point for him.
Now I can read my own emotions and others' separately and literally feel the sadness and irritation come into your aura".
If you feel your irritation coming on, don't let it take you to the next level.
