Examples of 'am irritated' in a sentence
Meaning of "am irritated"
am irritated - This phrase is a simple statement in the present tense indicating that the speaker is feeling annoyed, frustrated, or bothered by something
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am irritated
I am irritated by students who ask for favours.
There are many reasons why I am irritated right now.
I am irritated and almost lost my faith in people.
God 's job is to love exactly those people I am irritated with.
I am irritated and wanted it rectified immediately.
If you behave like this, I am irritated.
I am irritated by her words and behavior.
But right now, I am irritated with him.
I am irritated that I am becoming you.
Sir, I do not mean to swear, but I am irritated right now.
I am irritated that it has deleted the whole of my post as a side-effect.
PRESIDENT . - Ladies and gentlemen, I am irritated as we all are.
To be frank, I am irritated by the suggestion that there was wrongdoing by both sides.
I am irritated by myself as well, don't worry about it. Sometimes that happens.
For instance, when I am irritated I become intolerant and this creates barriers.
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Note: Yes, I am irritated by how I have been treated so dismissively in this issue.
I just am irritated at… everything.
No, I am irritated that it was written in Stoev 's style.
I am irritated at Time-Warner Cable.
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