Sentence examples for amount of exasperation from inspiring English sources

I have heard from you an increasing amount of exasperation, an edge — even mockery sometimes.

For American policy makers, it appears to have bred no small amount of exasperation recently.

A certain amount of the normal exasperation felt at out-of-towners was directed at the pontiff, as though the Pope were one of those tourists trying to stuff a dollar bill into the Metrocard slot.

The appointment of John Foster Dulles as secretary of state at the start of the Eisenhower Administration may have had the effect of relieving many multiple pressures, but it also produced a considerable amount of frustration and exasperation.

For supporters the announcement was greeted with excitement and a certain amount of "it's about time" exasperation.

Before listening to Thursday's testimony, Judge Vaughn R. Walker of Federal District Court expressed exasperation at the amount of evidence that had been submitted as "highly confidential" material for competitive reasons.

McHenry called out, "Hey, Dave Brat, another gaggle!" This has been the Party establishment's position toward the insurgents ever since the rise of the Tea Party — a studied, ironic exasperation at the amount of press attention and leverage Meadows's faction has been able to generate.

He expressed the same degree of exasperation.

IT WAS a deliciously French moment of exasperation.

"No," Markieff said with a hint of exasperation.

In a brief interview, he showed a flash of exasperation.