Sentence examples for she irritates from inspiring English sources

Judy has taken up folksinging, and she irritates him by singing ballads in the middle of conversations.

There are mothers who sacrifice their daughters to keep a man or to steal their sons-in-law; there are daughters who rail at dying mothers ("She has no idea how much she irritates me with her cancer") or wield fists of rage.

Her bossiness is coming from a good place ("we need some order here!") but she irritates the group and this keeps Beatrice separate from them.

The presenter's sense of irritation is tangible through the examples she used to describe the patient (e.g. the patient's insistence on being called by her marital name), through her tone of voice as she mimicked the patient's way of speaking, and through the feelings she expressed about the patient (e.g. "she irritates me", "it's unbearable").

Or could she irritate a liberal feminist constituency in the process?

She irritated the hell out of them, but her style was an intrinsic part of her personality: I argue therefore I am.

After having surgery in 2002, there is little cartilage remaining in her right knee, and she irritated the knee during the French Open this year.

In January she irritated the Republican leadership by insisting on delivering her own rebuttal, as creator and leader of the tea-party caucus in the House of Representatives, to Barack Obama's state-of-the-union speech.

I liked Mila as a narrator, but she irritated me with how naive she was at times, and I think that as a character she wasn't properly built up.

And last year she irritated the government by taking up the cause of the former Chilean strongman Augusto Pinochet and protesting his arrest and detention in Britain while judicial review of the human rights case against him proceeded.

Jones, a Des Moines native and crowd favorite who had won four straight 100 hurdles races at Drake, said she irritated a bursa sac injury on her right leg that popped up about 10 days ago.