| I know that she is a poor widow, and that this innkeeper happens to be a very irascible person. |
| In truth, he often proved an irascible, frustrating curmudgeon at the tribunal but people loved him for it. |
| In the TV show, Bruno pointed out to his irascible music teacher, Mr Sharofsky, that modern technology made traditional instruments redundant. |
| What he doesn't mention is the mood swing from the honeysweet to the irascible. |
| You've got to admit, he's got longevity, a little patience there, even though he's a bit irascible after all these years. |
| She effortlessly recalled people and events and could quote at length the irascible characters of Montana history. |
