Sentence examples for a bit exasperated by from inspiring English sources
A mere episode after saying how pleased I was that Mark Duck Phillips Moseses had been added to the cast, I'm now already a bit exasperated by Dennis, a laughably two-dimensional weasel of a character, seemingly introduced solely to move the plot forward.
And a lot of people are a little bit exasperated by this.
"We're a little bit exasperated by this.
Mr. O'Malley, for his part, sounded a bit exasperated with residents who complained about the quality of the plowing.
"You can't start from a principle, and from an assumption, that the authorities are lying to you," Mr. Brandet said, sounding a bit exasperated.
"I've already made sour cherry pie and sour cherry sorbet," she said, sounding a bit exasperated.
"If a person is doing something wrong, he should know he is doing something wrong," said Dr. Khedr, a bit exasperated.
"Mary," the first woman says, a bit exasperated, "is there intelligent life on your planet?" (Poor Mary. She would probably be smarter if she were not the foil in an expository radio spot).
You seemed a bit exasperated at the press conference yesterday with some of the questions that were trying to connect Eric Packer to Robert Pattinson's real life or his "Twilight" role.
