(1) To be a receiver rather than just an irritable organism is to be disposed to respond reliably and differentially to the perceivable environment.

(2) The drugs that treat asthma either relax the bronchial spasm, or reduce the inflammation that makes the bronchial tubes swollen and irritable to minor irritants.

(3) Seeing Sam was growing increasingly irritable , he changed the subject.

(4) But acupuncture works well for certain kinds of conditions and irritable bladder syndrome is one of them.

(5) She began to grow very irritable at the thought of what would be expected of her.

(6) He drove up to the person and stopped the horse, who seemed irritable .

(7) Your baby may dribble a lot, be irritable , clingy and have trouble sleeping.

(8) Because their skin is inherently irritable , patients with atopic diseases may not tolerate topical retinoids, even if they apply a moisturiser.

(9) The child calmed considerably when she held him, but continued to be irritable .

(10) It has been shown to sooth irritable coughs and other respiratory problems.

(11) You may also feel irritable , chilly, and thirsty for cold drinks.

(12) I guess I've been a little salty, a little irritable .

(13) My irritable mood at lunch had now turned into a full blown temper.

(14) General primary care nurses were trained to deliver cognitive behaviour therapy to patients with irritable bowel syndrome

(15) She turned on her heel and marched out of Derek's house, feeling slightly irritable .

(16) The patient with particularly irritable airways

(17) In case you hadn't noticed, I'm feeling incredibly irritable this week.

(18) Sometimes, gas indicates a digestive disorder such as irritable bowel syndrome or celiac disease.

(19) He suffered from an alternation of depressed moods with elevated, expansive or irritable moods.

(20) And these US marines smoking more than usual under the stress of battle conditions are becoming increasingly irritable .