Sentence examples for any exasperation from inspiring English sources
To close out the set, he sprayed his throat, donned a harmonica rig, and launched into "Piano Man" without betraying any exasperation, only wonder, as thousands of people, many of them about half the song's age, sang along.
He never betrayed any exasperation, even when he finally made it to his Mercedes, but was unable to pull out of the lot because of the mobs of girls swarming the car.
At first it provokes horror and disgust but ultimately there's an exasperation, a feeling that you cannot watch any more.
And he never showed any signs of exasperation, feeling confident enough to take a veiled shot at some of Citi's rivals in response to a question about how Citigroup was coping with the mortgage and foreclosure mess.
Here is Lattimore: I ask the gods some respite from the weariness of this watchtime measured by years I lie awake elbowed upon the Atreidae's roof dogwise to mark the grand processionals of all the stars of night.... What's lost in this combination of metrical mellifluousness and clunkiness (elbowed dogwise?) is any sense of genuine exasperation.
We can take animal models, but how accurate is that when you're talking about humans?" "We don't have any answers," she added with exasperation.
AS ANY fund manager will tell you in exasperation, European investors are not the bravest of souls.
After reporters peppered her with several potential scenarios, Geer said with a sense of exasperation that she wouldn't answer any more hypothetical questions.
But the industry is so riven with internal disagreements and backbiting after the Northeast blackout that some of the lobbyists worry that legislators may throw up their hands in exasperation and refuse to listen to any of them.
The man on my right, who wore a large ceramic belt buckle and a look of utter exasperation, had glanced at me disdainfully any time I as much as hesitated during a game.
A new report from the Centre for Longitudinal Studies suggests with some exasperation that "a quarter of responses to any question on religion are unreliable".
