Sentence examples for being exasperated from inspiring English sources

Pritchett's "A Cab at the Door"; being exasperated by Rousseau's "Confessions"; and being re-dazzled by rereading Nabokov's "Speak, Memory".

Mr. Capus acknowledged being exasperated by the attention to the challenge to "Today" from ABC's "Good Morning America".

Far from being exasperated by the daftness of it all, I found myself admiring the show's audacity.

Yet any Westerner who spent time in the Soviet Union in the Brezhnev years could not help being exasperated by the official denial of the orgy of death, injustice, betrayal and suffering that Stalin unleashed.

He is 32 years old, which is old enough to start being exasperated by rookies or first-year Giants who line up wrong 9 or 10 games into the season.

In an appearance on "Conan," Louis C.K., the comedian, recounts observing a person being exasperated with the lag time in pulling up data on their phone and riffs: "Give it a second.

Mr. Carbone was exasperated.

ITALIANS are exasperated.

Absolutely I'm exasperated.

The candidate was exasperated.

NEW YORK — Alex Ovechkin was exasperated.