Which preposition to use with irritability
Irritability of the bladder was so pronounced that he could not sleep for more than a few hours at a time.
It seems to be the immediate cause of the sea-scurvy, as those patients quickly recover by the use of fresh provisions; and is probably a remote cause of scrophula (which consists in the want of irritability in the absorbent vessels), and is therefore serviceable to these patients; as wine is necessary to those whose stomachs have been weakened by its use.
But for some days now there has been no misreading the fatal symptomsincreasing irritability on the one side, harshness turning to blunt indifference on the other.
If I had only seen her sooner" "Shut up!" growled Howland, betraying irritability for the first time.
These constant headaches, the increasing nervous irritability from which Mrs. Coombe suffered lay like a shadow over the house.
Meanwhile, our friend Crusoe had been displaying considerable irritability against the Indians, and he would certainly have attacked the whole two hundred single-handed if he had not been ordered by his master to lie still; but never in his life before had Crusoe obeyed with such a bad grace.
And when the good lady mixed flirtation with piety, and irritability with both, he wrote: "The Duke of Wellington presents His Compliments to Miss J.
She interviews the cook, she arranges the dinners, she devises light and favourite dishes to blunt the edge of paternal irritability by tickling the paternal palate, she writes out invitations, presides at the afternoon tea-table, and, in short, takes upon herself many of those smaller duties which are as last straws to the maternal back.
He may even be able to extend this recognition to his own impulses, and to overcome the conviction that his irritability during afternoon school in July is the result of an intellectual conclusion as to the need of special severity in dealing with a set of unprecedentedly wicked boys.
We need not insist on the obvious fact of there being more irritability than mastery, more imitation than creation, more echoes than voices in the world of Literature.
" His mood, during this speech, had changed with drunken facility from irritability to good humor.