Sentence examples for irritation of from inspiring English sources

irritant folliculitis, an irritation of the tiny hair follicles on the skin.

I stumble over branches and snag myself on thorns, to the irritation of my captors.

Many black Britons will acknowledge the irritation of being considered "aggressive" by their white colleagues.

High usage can also have side effects such as irritation of the stomach.

Mr. Feoktistov never joined the Communist Party, much to the irritation of the authorities.

Izel!" the lovers murmur in the audience, possibly to the irritation of their neighbors.

It has dibenzoxazephine, which causes intense irritation of eyes, skin, throat and lungs.

It came and went – a bit like Brigadoon – much to the irritation of locals.

The irritation of waiting for a fill-up is being compounded by the rise in prices.

To the ongoing irritation of conservationists, traders and their inventories are never monitored.

To the islanders' delight, and the irritation of Whitehall, Hunt also went native.