Sentence examples for a growing exasperation from inspiring English sources

Tynan was developing a growing exasperation with elegant escapism.

With just over a year to go until France's 2017 presidential race, there is a growing exasperation with old political party structures on the left and right.

This sentiment represents a growing exasperation on the part of western and African diplomats with the Darfuri rebels for being unable to coordinate a common position from which to negotiate a peace accord.

But the official also pointed to a growing exasperation in EU capitals with the often opaque Brexit pronouncements of some UK ministers and MPs, saying: "I am not sure if they are misinformed, or if they want to be misinformed".

So when Prince initially postponed his A Piano and a Microphone tour minutes before tickets were due on sale, tweeting a picture of a vulture with the pointed message "Multiple choice: A. Scavenger B. Vulture C. Tout D. All of the above",  the purple one tapped in to a growing exasperation among music-industry figures and fans alike at the behaviour of the secondary-ticketing market.

"Would you like to live here?" he asks, gesturing towards nearby Jbel Borj Chakir, Tunisia's largest landfill site and a source of growing exasperation.

But he says it is a big advance for them and an expression of growing exasperation with the traditional parties of right and left.

The rest of us will watch with growing exasperation as a membranous plot propels an unnamed amnesiac (Sybil Temtchine, a dead ringer for Sarah Silverman) through a single, nostalgia-soaked day.

If the earliest "South Park" episodes reflected a juvenile desire to see what they could get away with on television, their later work suggests Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone have honed their ability to channel their growing exasperation with a polarized world into comedy.

The rail passengers' lobby group Passenger Focus commissioned a report, which highlights the growing exasperation with the messages coming from train companies when the trains aren't turning up.

Given Australia's number one position as the worst carbon emitter per capita among major western nations it seems hardly surprising that islanders from Fiji, Samoa, Vanuatu and other small island developing states have been turning to Australia with growing exasperation demanding the country demonstrate an appropriate response and responsibility.