Sentences with phrase «sense of irritation»

It is the peculiar constellation of her age, gender and the particular nature of The Luminaries that has, she believes, provoked «a sense of irritation from some critics — that I have been so audacious to have taken up people's time by writing a long book.

It communicates the irritation of family gatherings by emulating that sense of irritation, which is neither big nor clever.

I mirrored that same sense of irritation as I stood near AO Tennis — so close yet so far away — unable to play as a mock game of Nadal versus Goffin was staged on Rod Laver Arena's iconic blue court as its menus sat idle for too long.

Whether they were at the site of the attacks or not, people might have nightmares, trouble sleeping, difficulty concentrating or a general sense of irritation.

With haphazard sleeping patterns, it will generate a sense of irritation and discomfort for the parent and this would reflect onto the baby as well.

United refused to comment on the claims when contacted by Telegraph Sport, but there is a growing sense of irritation in Rome that the speculation surrounding Strootman will not go away.

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The sense of Limb's surprise and irritation was revealed six hours later with Mineral Deposits» publication of an uncharacteristically bellicose statement that introduced Eramet as a «partially French government owned - corporation» and that characterised the approach by its partner as both «hostile» and «opportunistic».

The precise phrase that Ahab uses in greeting Elijah does not occur again in subsequent prophetic narratives, but the sense of it conveys the consistent, prevailing annoyance, irritation, frustration, anger, or hostility of king and people — can we say politicians and middle Israelites?

But nationalism and cultural issues were more important: irritation at a loss of sovereignty to Brussels; worries about the effects of mass immigration; resentment of a cosmopolitan elite that demeans local ways; a creeping sense of social disorder, epitomized by recent satires like Martin Amis's 2012 novel Lionel Asbo: State of England.

The life of the Friary, University and town experienced only a generalised sense of unease, the endemic irritation with ecclesiastical authority, common to so much of Europe.

He was quite right, and one of the burning irritations to delegates is the sense Labour is simply sleepwalking into defeat.

We define flavor as the perceptual combination of 3 anatomically distinct chemical senses: taste, smell, and chemosensory irritation.

In this review, we first outline the role and mechanisms of the chemical senses (taste, smell, and chemical irritation) in the perception of the flavor of a food or beverage.

Wouldn't it make more sense to just restore normal function to the shifted segment of the spine and alleviate the nerve irritation causing the symptoms?

While a microscopic budget and somewhat misguided premise create constant irritations, this British comedy has such a bone - dry sense of humour that it can't help but keep the audience laughing.

Wheedon's neon green drug, previously tested on rats, aims to heighten one's senses and pays $ 3,000, but comes with a litany of potential side effects like rectal irritation.

I have no problem telling you that its games have been an occasional source of irritation for me over the years, but I'll at least admit that the games themselves always made sense.

It's impossible from one moment to the next to understand what's going on in Once Upon a Time in Mexico beyond a vague sense of Rodriguez's irritation with Dubya's dystopia and a feeling — sometimes operatic, sometimes not — of loss and the will to vengeance.

On pavement, however, driving a Wrangler can elicit laughs and irritation, or depending on your outlook, a perpetual sense of adventure.

Debbie Guardian, founder and president of Opie & Dixie, explains that she chose to exclude certain ingredients from the company's cat shampoo to prevent irritation of strong feline senses.

I have no problem telling you that its games have been an occasional source of irritation for me over the years, but I'll at least admit that the games themselves always made sense.

Reading this, I felt a sense of... irritation.

That is because even if concealed, even if carried only for bravado, or from some misguided sense that its use in possible self - defence might arise, it takes but a moment of irritation, drunkenness, anger, perceived insult or something utterly trivial, like a look, for the weapon to be produced.

When irritation starts riding your sense of judgement, it's time for reflection.

Minor irritations get the best of us and we lose our sense of control, connectedness, and meaning.