Sentence examples for it irritated him from inspiring English sources

It irritated him how disabled people were treated.

Clegg's obscurity was the story in those distant days and it irritated him intensely.

It irritated him that Doug and Lindsey had not yet done something to extricate them all from this.

"It irritated him to see that there were $10,000 instruments that were not making the sound that was associated with the real instruments themselves," Britton said.

When he felt his earthly end approaching, it irritated him somewhat that he had evidently produced, alas, almost a little too much.

Aside from being not too well and weary it irritated him to see the youngsters gambolling about as fresh as daisies.

It irritates him to be called "the little Toscanini".

When Butera showed me around the property, it was clear that much about it irritates him.

Does it irritate him that any interview he does or any conversation he has with a fan inevitably comes back to a part he first played over two decades ago?

Outsiders help businesses like his to thrive, but it irritates him, for example, that a foreign toddler has a place at the community nursery but there is no space left for a relative's child.

He tells me that it irritates him greatly that L'Enclume still isn't spoken of in the same tones as, say, El Bulli used to be – a fact he attributes to its distance from London.