Sentence examples for particularly irritated from inspiring English sources

Mild autism has been suggested by one particularly irritated friend.

He was particularly irritated that Mr Zyuzin, who was summoned to a government meeting, was said to be ill.

The particularly irritated quickly paid up and left.As expected, Mr Bouteflika, who has ruled since 1999, secured his fourth term as president.

Ljubicic was particularly irritated about a forehand Roddick hit to save a fourth set point in the final-set tie breaker.

The newspaper said the Elysée Palace had been "particularly irritated" by an article in July about ties between the richest woman in France, Liliane Bettencourt, and Labor Minister Eric Woerth.

At Tuesday's State Department briefing, Assistant Secretary P.J. Crowley explained that Hillary was particularly irritated to feel overshadowed by men in Africa, where she is pushing her "abiding theme" of "empowering women".

Mr. Harper is not charismatic and often appears irritated, particularly when he is challenged.

Nociceptors might thus be less likely to be mechanically irritated, particularly in non-weight-bearing bones like ribs.

I think that's what people expect and that's what people enjoy seeing me do," he says, neither irritated nor particularly interested in the comparison.

But that seems to be the extent of the unity.Mr Annan is irritated with council members, particularly the United States, for once again assuming that he will sort out something that he plainly regards as their mess.

Even though he didn't particularly seem to mind, she worried that he might get irritated or bored if he kept losing, so she decided to acquaint him with a more advanced level of strategy.