Sentence examples for looking irritable from inspiring English sources

She answered the door looking irritable: "You've missed the ashtray-smashing ceremony".

"My father, my grandfather, my great-grandfather, my prophet wore a turban, and that's why I wear it," said an older man, looking irritable at the question, adding: "Who brought these turban bombers and turban searchers?

No wonder he looks irritable.

A year ago, when Baghdatis returned to the scene of his near-triumph, he looked irritable and edgy, complained about the pressure and was beaten in the second round.

Although it is true that voters appear not to care much about accuracy these days, just like Trump will attempt to make Clinton look irritable and emotionally vulnerable, Clinton should attempt to make Trump seem uninformed.

Mr. Trump looked more irritable and impatient as the night went on, and lost his cool when Mrs. Clinton noted that he had initially supported the war in Iraq.

But was it grief making him look so irritable, or anger at the uncle who had apparently betrayed him?

In fact, their training would have compelled them to look to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or other medical issues and the eating-related symptoms of women suffering from anorexia, bulimia or other related disorders likely wouldn't have been identified correctly as an eating disorder.

The man who had gone to sell food stamps was among the early birds, looking bleary and irritable.

Mulder's disappearance last year (Mr. Duchovny had tired of the weekly grind; he returns for the series finale) left single mom Scully looking haunted and irritable, a sad misuse of the radiant Ms. Anderson.

Eager to take a peek at the early results, he grabbed the videotapes of the first babies in the study, looking for the irritable behavior he would later call high-reactive.