Sentence examples for bit of exasperation from inspiring English sources
"They get criticized because we're deporting too many people," Ms. Napolitano told Mr. Sessions, a bit of exasperation in her voice.
Mourinho betrayed a bit of exasperation as he reported that Torres's problem might be small but it would probably mean an absence of, at least, a "couple of weeks".
Scully's delight in slow processes, including meandering around Chinatown looking for new ingredients when service is practically on its way, or vegging in bed with a pile of cookbooks until inspiration hits, earned him our love and, occasionally, a fair bit of exasperation.
When he makes them, they sound a bit awkward; there's a note more of exasperation than persuasion in his voice.
And she emphasized the playfulness in the songs by acting out some of the lyrics: in the middle of "Judas Kiss (Brutus Diss)," she used a bit of crude sign language to underscore her exasperation.
After reading the New York Times article "Can a Boy Wear a Skirt to School?," exasperation and a wee bit of fury rumbled in my belly.
He expressed the same degree of exasperation.
Yet this remains a source of exasperation.
I feel a familiar touch of exasperation.
