Sentence examples for caused exasperation from inspiring English sources

Much like Tea Party activists, who have caused exasperation among Republican leaders with demands to slash budgets almost indiscriminately, the abortion rebels feel there is little to lose by pushing for aggressive curbs and testing the courts.

Despite the exasperation this occasionally caused, I believe it to be the right decision.

The Romanian-born soprano Angela Gheorghiu, whose diva-size reputation is beginning to loom larger than her exciting voice and stage presence, has yet again caused arms to fly in exasperation at the Metropolitan Opera.

He looks so polished at the crease that his dismissal is often a cause of exasperation.

Upset caused by a film trailer is not oversensitivity or "PC gone mad", it's exasperation.

Representative John D. Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, thumped his desk in exasperation as he questioned Dr. Margaret A. Hamburg, the Food and Drug Administration commissioner, during last week's Congressional hearing on the meningitis outbreak caused by a tainted drug.

And we see how Nick falls deeper and deeper into drug dependence, causing his sisters worry and anxiety, and eventually exasperation and anger.

Mr. Pearce plays Prof. Alexander Hartdegen, an eccentric whose behavior causes his true-blue friend David Philby Mark Addyy) to sigh with exasperation.

As someone who has an out-of-control child, is worried about annoying fellow passengers and causing displeasure, not to mention feeling embarrassed and a little helpless, exasperation is paramount for the parent or guardian concerned.

Speaking of Republicans bickering, immigration reform is causing some serious angst in the party, even leading Bill O'Reilly to castigate his own fans in exasperation.

I think the cause of my own exasperation with television is that I resent having my attention preëmpted by anyone at all, whether pitchman or prophet.