Sentence examples for complete exasperation from inspiring English sources

Glasses can make you appear cleverer in a job interview, they can be lowered slightly and peered over quizzically, they can be whipped off in complete exasperation.

As Nick Canepa writes in the San Diego Union Tribune, weird things always happen to this team and they are never good, and Canepa writes it with such complete exasperation, it's clear he's run out of ways to slap his forehead watching this team.

Finally, in complete exasperation, Vaccha said, "Venerable Gautama, have you nothing to say about the existence of the soul?

Completely fed up with her job and her employer, she always has an air of complete exasperation about her.

We were with a friend of ours last week, discussing his dating life, when as he often does, he bemoaned with complete exasperation his inability to find anybody suitable to date in this tiny town of 8.7 million inhabitants.

Understated exasperation over all the drama.

One British official in Baghdad expressed exasperation at "an almost complete inability to engage with what needs to be done, and to bring to bear sufficient resources to make a difference".Religious non-violenceIn the Shia south, bureaucrats bristle at being told they will get paid only after signing a pledge to "obey orders of the Coalition Provisional Authority".

His righteousness and exasperation can cross over into graceless snark.

Jean-Paul Enthoven, an editor at the Grasset imprint of Lagardère, describes her as "obsessed to the point of exasperation," which perhaps explains why it took four years to complete.

Seemingly, exasperation with AltSchool has been building over the last year.

Mr. Wyden expressed exasperation in the interview that the problems had surfaced when construction of the plant was nearly complete.