Sentence examples for really irritated from inspiring English sources

David Cameron just looked really irritated to be there.

That's the kind of detail I would have been really irritated to learn after checking in.

"There were some hardened kids there who wore black T-shirts and looked really irritated," Steiner said.

I did have one author say: "What is this, the adverb police?" He was really irritated because I moved a few extraneous adverbs.

"Things in this society in many ways have never been as good," Mr. Brady said, "but equally, in certain ways, things have never really irritated people as much".

In response, a spokesman for Thabo Mbeki, the South African president, said he was "really irritated" by lectures from Western officials.

Do wasps really get irritated if I bat them away?

And, when it really gets irritated, it arrests and tortures democracy activists.

"A lot of people are really quite irritated by UCL," he said.

I don't think he was really as irritated — with the team or with its fans — as he thought he was.

"What really gets me irritated is if people on television broadcast programmes that are deliberately spun in a negative way as though our employees are some kind of villains.