Meanings of increasing irritation in English

He felt in one pocket after the other with increasing irritation.

Julian rode in a constant air of expectancy and increasing irritation.

The fellow was too familiar, thought Oliver, with increasing irritation.

Bernard turned back to the window with increasing irritation.

The President's voice showed increasing irritation.

There was no one in the room; she felt, as she lay there, an increasing irritation at her weakness.

No, General, with increasing irritation.

Hence increasing irritation arose.

Yes, my wife stayed here," continued the general, with increasing irritation, "more out of amazement than anything else.

To his increasing irritation, he was asked whether he considered himself a worthy winner and whether he agreed with the outcome.

The exercises in the room were a poor substitute, however, and rarely softened Johann's increasing irritation with the world around him.

Amy began to cry again softly, and Betty, who had been listening with increasing irritation to this conversation, burst forth indignantly:

The Landesbanks' owners, typically state governments and local savings banks, have shown increasing irritation with having to give financial guarantees following those writedowns.

Those fears, coupled with increasing irritation across Europe at the see saw performance of Wall Street, saw the FT-SE indices retreat in disarray.

Never a very patient man, he waited for Kent with increasing irritation, and at the end of half an hour his temper was uppermost.

"You talk along boys," Sheldon said, with increasing irritation.