Sentence examples for convey exasperation from inspiring English sources
Using mannerisms that will be familiar to his movie audiences — licking his lips to convey exasperation; flicking his fingers to demonstrate barely contained rage; throwing his shoulders back to express stoicism — Washington seems bored onstage, as if he were trapped in a character he feels no desire to continue exploring night after night.
In other letters, she would convey a mounting exasperation with her rigid conservative father and disdain for both "debutante" dormmates and an acid-dropping friend.
Commission officials also express exasperation (in private).
Never express exasperation with a crying woman.
The authors of this book convey the love and exasperation Theo felt for his needy, demanding brother and how fearful Vincent was of losing Theo's devotion.
Through it all, Ms. McCorkle, accompanied on piano by Allen Farnham and on bass by Bill Moring, conveys the optimism and exasperation of a brainy, intrepid ingenue.
Some of those Catholics and ex-Catholics will be just outside the doors of the Fairmont Hotel, the site of the bishops' gathering, conveying their anger and exasperation with news conferences, candlelight protests, lapel ribbons and leaflets.
Hand signals convey responses.
Gays convey sophistication, too.
The loops convey gravity.
Does non-fetushood convey protections?
