Sentence examples similar to seeming irritated from inspiring English sources

"You seem irritated", he says to Ebba.

He seems irritated that she has not.

Which is why Cameron seemed irritated that Miliband didn't laugh.

Most local people no doubt understood this, which is probably why they seemed irritated and worried by the occupation.

Friendly and informed during my weeklong stay everywhere but Alinea, where the sommelier seemed irritated when I declined wine pairings.

'After half-time they seemed irritated, they started barking at each other and their game became disorganised,' Ottmar Walter recalls.

She seemed irritated as she pulled out the notebook she'd been using to keep track of the pregnancy.

The Red Sox had taken the field for the 10th when the game was called, and Valentine seemed irritated he did not have a chance to win the game.

Mr. Erdogan, who seemed irritated, said that Mr. Kerry and Mr. Davutoglu "must have spoken about everything, so there is nothing left for us to talk about".

In his pre-election address, Mr. bin Laden seemed irritated that interviews he gave to Western journalists in the 1990's went largely unheard by most Americans.

Tarantino himself seemed irritated when questioned on the issue of whether Hollywood contributes to gun violence at a junket for his new film on Saturday in New York.