Sentence examples for not irritated from inspiring English sources

Many critics described his work as deadpan, his performers intentionally robotic; Mr. Maxwell is ambivalent, if not irritated, about this reputation and plans to explore it in his next play, "Neutral Hero," opening at the Kitchen in the fall.

"The aim of an ambassador, as we understand it, is to promote sustained development of bilateral relations with the host country based on thorough knowledge of the facts, and not irritated repetition of fairy tales in the media," the statement said.

She is not irritated to be woken; she doesn't appear disoriented or in pain.

In another letter of 24 January 1851, she acknowledged her difficult temperament: "I am not irritated at you [Pedro II] and you should forgive me because this is my character".

He didn't even know what we had went through that day and showed us love and understanding ― not irritated that I had made a mess and my baby was screaming".

The physicians were not irritated by patients with suicidal behaviour (1.6 1.9).

"That wasn't irritated," Mr. Rove said.

If they aren't irritated or rude to you and they seem willing to accept your help, go ahead and read the rest of the article.

You do not become irritated by strangers because they are completely unimposing on your life.

Had Mrs. Clinton, that might have been the enduring image of her Africa trip, not the irritated response in Congo.

The Guardian noted the links between the post-Thatcher Conservative party and the post-Thatcher Conservative press who are "not merely irritated by Europe, but possessed by a consuming fury".