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Irritation in sentence

124 examples of Irritation in a sentence

Because road rage, impatience and general irritation are massively reduced when you can actually see the time you have to wait.
It's aerated, it can be peeled off easily, it doesn't cause any irritation, it works underwater.
Other acidic foods, like citrus and tomatoes, can worsen irritation of the esophagus when they leach out with stomach acid.
(Glass breaks) Scientists believe that dissonant sounds, for example, brass or wind instruments played very loud, may remind us of animal howls in nature and therefore create a sense of irritation or fear.
And the study showed that, compared to other buildings, there is a reduced incidence of eye irritation by 52 percent, respiratory systems by 34 percent, headaches by 24 percent, lung impairment by 12 percent and asthma by nine percent.
Now, obviously I said this in a fit of mild irritation.
Every time I am home I am confronted with the usual sources of irritation for most Nigerians: our failed infrastructure, our failed government, but also by the incredible resilience of people who thrive despite the government, rather than because of it.
I always try not to be harsh while criticizing something that I didn't like, but after watching this mini-series I was so disappointed that could not help my irritation.
The dialogue was so lame I felt myself twitching with frustration and irritation every time someone opened his or her mouth.
There was any vague, but an oppressive sensation of discontent with itself and caustic irritation.
Seldom do I watch a movie that makes my adrenaline pump from irritation, in fact the only other movie that immediately springs to mind is another "people in an aircraft in trouble" movie (Airspeed).
The music was soppy,the morals forced(and forced without any charm whatsoever.)and the characters would burst into song at totally inappropriate times.The characters were also cold,and i really couldn't muster up any form of emotion towards them(bar irritation).
while i understood the protagonist's irritation with his careless cousin, I didn't feel his internal struggle with isolation as much as I would have liked.
First they spend the night at an inn where the slightly deaf landlord gets hollered at, with increasing irritation to the audience, by Gaffari.
It's a comedy that aims for a certain emotional tone, attains it, but keeps going to the point of irritation.
Penn's tricks with the camera show off a talented eye, yet they are mostly an irritation.
Unfortunately, instead of leaving his character as a minor irritation, and in that moderately amusing, it has been seen fit to enlarge his role and overdo it.
Gabby seems an irritation to some reviewers, but is a definite plus to this one.
I ran cinemas at the time and the audiences let us know their irritation at his bad films well known.
He enlists the help of 14-year old Amanda (Tatum O' Neal) which causes irritation on and off the field.
Plenty of valiant support too from Robert Buchanan as Charlie who finds himself fresh out of luck with the ladies and is therefore reduced to irritation tactics in a vain attempt to court their favours, all of which goes wrong and he attempts to hitchhike from StrathClyde to 'Caracus', where he's heard that the women out number the men by 8 to 1. Clare Grogan is slow-burningly sexy as Susan and a special mention too for Allison Forster for her brilliant betrayal of Gregory's dour and deadpan sister Madeline.
The characters are clever and represented wonderfully by the people who play them, especially Rabbit, you have to love that guy, even if you find him a constant irritation, the film would definitely not be complete without him.
You spend more time being embarrassed for the heroine than on any other emotion (well - maybe irritation).
After sitting in a combination of slack-jawed shock and sheer blistering irritation through this latest and most misguided effort from wonderboys Boyle and Garland, a viewing pal and I dug out "Event Horizon" and "Supernova" (the latter henceforth to be known as "Mace Is Pinbacker, and There Be Boobies, Too").
Michael J. Fox had none of the irritation factor that I have long associated with him.
They forget how long it took NATO to get its act together in Bosnia, and how many conditions had to fall into place before the allies took the plunge: mounting pressure in the United States; irritation between Europeans and Americans; realization that NATO passivity will mutate into irrelevance.
Chinese traders and investors have in recent years moved in as Japan and South Korea, two of North Korea’s longstanding trade partners, have withdrawn, owing to official sanctions and increasing public irritation with the North’s intransigent behavior.
There is discord on defence, with growing irritation in the US over what it views as the pretentious posturing of the so-called European Defence Initiative.
But, by the time of the Iraq war, conditions had changed: the US had grown so powerful relative to the rest of the world that the lack of reciprocity became an intense source of irritation even to America’s closest allies.
Turkey’s Democratic DuskCAMBRIDGE – When questioned recently about a constitutional law professor who was arrested for lecturing at an institute run by the country’s main pro-Kurdish political party, Turkey’s interior minister, Idris Naim Sahin, couldn’t hide his irritation: “I am having a hard time understanding those saying a professor should not be arrested while thousands of other people are being arrested in Turkey.”
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