Sentence examples for something irritating from inspiring English sources

"Here, look at this," they chortle, holding something irritating under my nose.

The very word for tolerance in Hebrew -- sovrenoot -- comes from a root meaning not respect or acceptance but grudgingly "putting up with" someone or something irritating.

Ask yourself if something irritating you is really worth fighting over.

Don't stop, because when the human mind is already on a roll, even the slightest twinge of something irritating can release mayhem.

And there is something irritating about her.

"Talking to him, he was like: 'Man, there's something irritating in there.

When something irritates the conjunctiva or cornea of the eye, the lacrimal reflex causes nerve impulses to pass along the fifth cranial nerve (trigeminal) and reach the midbrain.

If something irritates you, you'll get mad.

Ask your spouse questions if the way he or she does something irritates you.

All these style tics could, of course, amount to something monumentally irritating.

Anyway, I believe it is essential, in a free society that finds itself threatened by a ruthless enemy, to distinguish between torture and something pretty irritating.