Sentence examples for seems irritated from inspiring English sources
He seems irritated that she has not.
In his text, Solzhenitsyn often seems irritated that there is a "taboo" against discussing "the Jewish question," that one must either endorse certain notions of Jewish history and suffering or risk being branded a bigot.
Officer Encinia is heard telling Ms. Bland that she seems irritated, Duh, you think?
If he seems irritated or distracted, ask whether there is a better time to talk to him.
The present owner of the house seems irritated by the events.
Cole seems irritated by David Cameron's recent answer to a question about who he fancied most.
The best thing to do in this situation is to put it at the end of a movie-marathon, so you can cuddle and enjoy the movie, sneaking in occasional kisses when she seems irritated--with the movie, not with you.
"You seem irritated", he says to Ebba.
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.
'After half-time they seemed irritated, they started barking at each other and their game became disorganised,' Ottmar Walter recalls.
