Sentence examples for seemed aggravated from inspiring English sources

He seemed aggravated about it, but nothing more, she said.

Overall, these defense mechanisms seemed aggravated when microvascular disease and autonomic dysfunction was present in DW.

This tension over timing of sex between parents and adolescents seems aggravated by two key perceptions.

Yet some in the party seemed more aggravated by the speech than eased by it.

When I spoke to her, Afornina agreed with Minax's underlying point and seemed somewhat aggravated about the attention her story was getting.

He seemed to aggravate the injury on his final hole.

He caught a pass near the sideline, but seemed to aggravate his knee injury, and hobbled off the field.

But this election, the most competitive in the country's history, seemed to aggravate deep-seated resentments that had been festering for years.

But after Stafford seemed to aggravate a shoulder injury that had caused him to miss most of this season, Detroit had to turn to the backup Drew Stanton down the stretch and never mounted another effective drive.

Once the initial damage was done, both the blood board and the Irish health care profession only seemed to aggravate the situation through their response, which has been criticized by the Irish Haemophilia Society as arrogant and insensitive.

Mr. Morsi seemed to aggravate the situation this week when he appointed 17 new governors, 7 from the Muslim Brotherhood, setting off protests in many cities as activists burned tires, chained shut doors and blocked some new appointees from reaching their offices while besieging others inside, the state news media reported.