Sentence examples for irritation flared from inspiring English sources

But he said that the irritation flared up when he pushed off the mound, which is why he aborted a bullpen session Friday, and that it has spread to the top of his foot.

Does your temper flare?

Obama's running argument with congressional Democrats over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a pending trade accord, has flared up dramatically over recent days — eliciting, from the President, not indignation so much as raw irritation of a surprisingly personal nature.

This association could relate to anatomy (such as the flared pelvic rim in women altering the pull of the iliotibial band), physiology (hormonal effects on bursal irritation or pain generators), or differences in activity between men and women.

Tempers flared.

Allergies flared.

Disputes flared.

My nostrils flared.

Her eyebrows perfectly flared.

Violence has flared again.

Opposition has flared before.