Sentence examples for pretty irritated from inspiring English sources
It is Obama's good fortune that the Governor seems to be pretty irritated with Obama's lack of attention to Blagojevich's needs.
"These are old men and women who are pretty irritated at being here when normally they'd be tucked up in bed," said a Labour peer, Baron Hart of Chilton.
Still, that is just a single study, and its methodological limitations – only one subject observed, and a researcher who can get pretty irritated herself – may cast doubt about its validity.
In one of the wackier moments at Saturday's debate, Mr. Golisano, whose relentless television spots contributed so much to the on-air pollution of this political season, admitted that he would be "pretty irritated" himself if he had to spend a lot of his time watching political ads.
In fact, he'd looked pretty irritated.
In May, I got pretty irritated dealing with baggage fees, especially when it came to the stupid sliding scales.
A perfectly normal kid who gets irritated by pretty much everything.
If its ears pin back, just back off a little, that is a pretty clear sign that it's either irritated, or angry in a sort of way.
Everyone was getting irritated.
Valentine shrugged, irritated.
