Sentence examples for sounding irritated from inspiring English sources

"Can I get a drink of water or something?" she asked, sounding irritated that I had forgotten the fundamentals of salon hospitality.

"John, it sounds nice," Mr. de Blasio replied, sounding irritated.

"He answered, sounding irritated.

"It's awkward," he said, sounding irritated at the subject.

"Even before that ruling, the mind-set should have been, this evidence can't be used," he said, sounding irritated.

"Hurry up," she said, sounding irritated.

Mark Carney doesn't help himself by sounding so irritated when asked an awkward question.

Then a voice sounding distinctly irritated but immediately recognizable as that of the man who each day proclaimed that it was another great day to be at sea: "From the bridge of the U.S.S. George Bush, this is the Captain.

As for the rest, Mr. Gates, sounding very irritated 18 months back, described himself "not satisfied that an alliance whose members have over two million soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen cannot find the modest additional resources that have been committed for Afghanistan".

He suddenly sounds irritated.

That's not our job, that's not what we're in politics for," he says, sounding a little irritated.