Sentence examples for quite irate from inspiring English sources

At this point, some readers may be quite irate that I'm claiming "everyone" is obsessed with all-new Hide when they've never even heard of it.

There is a lot of anger, people are quite irate as they wait in queues to either arrive in the camp or, in many cases, leave.

"Tea was given away often for free in factories and in some ways a market was created," says Ray. "In fact, Gandhi was quite irate about Indians drinking tea because he thought it was a very colonial practice.

I have no concrete thoughts on that – I just knew to do it…" It's a weird thing to watch – some will see it as a situationist prank or a piece of digital Dadaism; gamers can get quite irate about it, with one YouTube comment stating, "Nice try Cory, but there are Propgrammers (sic) out there that actually program, not just erase what others have done.

Sometimes I can just walk past the room that has food in it and if I'm not eating within 20 minutes then she starts getting quite irate!

Margaret Buttigieg, head of professional services for the Health Visitors Associationn, was quoted in The Times [ 24] "I think this latest advice [on sleeping position] is an anathema to many health professionals, and we have had some quite irate phone calls from some of our members".

They are also quite partial to irate Torquay hoteliers, fortysomething lushes with poor parenting skills and a cynical coward locally known as La Vipère Noire.

I've had quite a large number of emails from irate or upset fans asking me if I'd heard it and why I could allow such a travesty.

Even as a flickering mobile image, Velázquez's great picture of an irate pope has a tremendous authority that Van Dyck never quite achieved.

You may, quite rightly, be able to attribute the incommensurate irritation about spoilers to the irate individual's wonky internal barometer – because in my experience, it is always incommensurate anger that greets the clumsy clang of a dropped spoiler.

"People were quite calm but there wasn't a huge amount of information being given out so people were irate.