Sentence examples for too irritable from inspiring English sources
If people ask questions then, again do not get too irritable, they are just curious and interested and are not meaning to cause any offence.
Atabay is also irritable.
Toward the end of the day, he felt better and asked Marina to help him make some clay animals, but by then she was too tired and irritable.
The councils retort that any increases above 2.45% would require either higher taxes or cuts in public services.Other government workers are feeling irritable, too.
When the Boston Globe asked whether her campaign had been too passive, her irritable response was: "As opposed to standing outside Fenway Park?
If you are exhausted from caregiving, you are bound to be cranky, and that will make everybody around you edgy and irritable, too — especially the spouse who requires your care.
Like her movie character, I too am pregnant, irritable and just want to be left alone to bake.
He also appeared irritable as discussions wandered off substantive arguments back to all-too-familiar talking points.
The group said that the drug was too dangerous, considering that irritable bowel syndrome was not a life-threatening condition and that Lotronex had been shown to help only some patients.
