Sentence examples for clear exasperation from inspiring English sources

"There's clear exasperation on the part of the German establishment with Greece.

"Has anybody who works for you been asking this?" Mr. Blunt, Republican of Missouri, asked with clear exasperation.

"The central government doesn't seem to realize how serious this is," said Qiu Renzong, a bioethicist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, with clear exasperation.

"Your positions are so far out of the mainstream, they are not just outliers, they are outrageous," Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey exclaimed at one point in clear exasperation.

The club made clear their exasperation in a statement released on their website on Friday afternoon.

The brake will come, he feels, when the public make clear their exasperation, but this has not happened yet.

A faction composed largely of English- and German-speaking pastoral cardinals made clear their exasperation with what they depicted as the arrogance, secretiveness and mismanagement of the "Italians", a group of insiders, most of them Italian by birth or officials in the Roman Curia, the Vatican bureaucracy, which is steeped in a very Italian ethos of reciprocal favours, patronage and conspiracy.

Yet the Socialist candidate, Patrick Mennucci, came third.In this section The battle for Turkey's future Of tweets and twits 1984 in 2014 Echoes of the Sudetenland A little local difficulty Putin's arrow ReprintsThis was Mr Hollande's first mid-term test, and voters made clear their exasperation at his failure to cut unemployment or revive growth, and at his government's ineptness.

Doncaster boss Sean O'Driscoll made his exasperation clear with an abrupt and brief contribution to his post-match press conference.

At the same event, Coats was confronted with breaking news that Trump wanted another summit with Putin, and Coats dropped his guard and made his exasperation clear.

"Young people are willing to pay 20,000 yen a month for a cellular phone, but they don't want to pay 5,000 yen a month in car payments," he said, his exasperation clear in his voice.