aggravation in a sentence

• It was an aggravation of an old injury, Leetch said.
• The joy of love is lost every day to little aggravations.
• Why buy aggravation when you can buy a real computer instead?
• Despite its aggravations, both men said they had no regrets.
• The last thing they need is the aggravation of a mall.
• "I didn't need that aggravation ."
• He dealt with the aggravation of rotten parts, not me.
• Nobody likes the aggravation and expenses of doing things this way.
• Sometimes, I feel it wasn't worth the aggravation.
• Some of that aggravation was caused by CSUN quarterback Marcus Brady.
• It's difficult to see aggravation in a sentence .
• All the attention and aggravation had some good effect, however.
• This added considerable aggravation _ and expense _ to the trip.
• But even for that jackpot, was it worth the aggravation?
• Airports are notorious sources of annoyance, aggravation and noise pollution.
• In most cases of attachment aggravation, incompatibility is the culprit.
• The aggravation on the other side of the line was total.
• The aggravation isn't worth the benefit for most folks.
• That fickle club has caused Clearwater much aggravation in his career.
• This was a big aggravation and waste of time for me.
• It's similar to Aggravation or Parcheesi, he said.