Sentence examples for some irritation from inspiring English sources

"Charge your patients more," Dunia advised him with some irritation.

"Yes, a spade," says Ms. Cummins, with some irritation.

He looked up with some irritation as a sharp knock interrupted his thoughts.

Gould also confessed some irritation at evolution being called only a theory.

Period," says Pete Brown, a retired businessman from Iowa, with some irritation.

"I don't like it," Balow said, ruffling the pages of Stiers's chart with some irritation.

"Agnese Parronchi's method and material are absolutely unacceptable to us," she said with some irritation.

And even Emanuele Filiberto expressed some irritation with Mr. La Malfa's suggestion.

Don't ask Wainwright – it's a mystery to him, and a source of some irritation.

"But month after month, the price of airline tickets has remained rela tively stable," he said with some irritation.

He showed some sympathy towards the exhausted and depressed young men and women, and some irritation towards the professors.