Sentence examples for an expression of exasperation from inspiring English sources

LONG BRANCH - THE phrase "good grief" can be an expression of exasperation.

The comment was more an expression of exasperation than a recommendation for policy, the officials said.

The trouble is, Durham's plan was less a plan than an expression of exasperation.

Not having been there, we lack a context for these comments, and Maddy's article does imply that this was more an expression of exasperation at the perceived stasis of the current critical corps than an objective assessment of criticism overall.

Coraline has been turned into an opera by composer Mark-Anthony Turnage, with a libretto by Rory Mullarkey, and the dragon-beater with us in the rehearsal room today is soprano Robyn Allegra Parton, who is wearing yellow wellies and an expression of exasperation at the shortcomings of her mother, a look any parent will recognise.

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

When we see that the Sherman avatar looks out directly at the camera, we also notice she wears an expression of focused exasperation.

LONDON -- The British public's failure to elect a clear winner in Thursday's national election appeared to be a mass expression of exasperation with a discredited government and an uninspiring opposition.

Because of the book's title, we notice her easy, vulgar use of "disgraceful", an empty expression of exasperation.

We think "Francis Ha" is an expression of hope or exasperation, but it's just her name, Frances Handley, written on a piece of paper that won't completely fit into the panel beside the door of her new address.

The slogan isn't meant to convey hope and renewal; it's an expression of anger and exasperation.