Sentence examples for very aggravated from inspiring English sources

"She was very aggravated," Needham said.

"I was very aggravated with my family, I was yelling a lot," Mr. Houston said.

And have many people got very aggravated about it at the same time?

He returned from America only a few months since. The jury, after an absence of ten minutes only, returned a verdict of Manslaughter. His Lordship, addressing the prisoner, said: The jury had acquitted him of murder, but had found him guilty of manslaughter under very aggravated circumstances, which morally as well as legally left his offence but one step short of murder.

He said: "I feel very aggravated about the contents of the post-split fixtures and have protested in the strongest possible fashion to the SPFL".

A very aggravated, red-faced man took exception to this question and struck me in the mouth," he told VICE News.

It is very aggravating.

It must be very aggravating.

Sometimes deaths can be very aggravating.

There must be a very specific aggravating circumstance.

In August 2008, a member of the public shook her hand very vigorously, aggravating her existing carpal tunnel syndrome condition and causing her to slightly sprain her wrist.