Sentence examples for days of exasperation from inspiring English sources

"The good news is that 60 days of exasperation seem to have come to an end, but the same data correction stuff we've been trying to get done for 10 years still hasn't been done," a senior vice president at the university, Mark Campbell, said.

But the disparity between the public claims of success and the day-to-day exasperation of many riders can be explained by the way on-time performance, as it is known in railroad parlance, is measured.

Beginning early in the day, tales of exasperation flooded Apple bulletin boards and social sites like Twitter and Facebook.

But what I've perceived in the last several days is a good bit of exasperation among Democrats about the strategy on the other side to simply run out the clock".

At branches of Laiki Bank and the Bank of Cyprus in the Cypriot capital, Nicosia, where lines had virtually disappeared over the last three days, there was an air of exasperation, anger and anxiety on Thursday as people hoped that money would still be in the machines by the time it was their turn to make a withdrawal.

He replied, with just the right degree of exasperation, "Let's talk about it in 10 days or 12 days, because I don't know if I am here or I am fishing in Mallorca".

As in so much in southern Lebanon these days, there was a tone of desperation, a touch of exasperation, a hint of pleading and a sense of the unprecedented.

Not all of the game day adjustments were easy ones though, Bradley said with a hint of exasperation.

Anyone who has wilted during the dog days of summer will recognize its mood and identify with the characters' pervasive sense of exasperation.

He expressed the same degree of exasperation.

IT WAS a deliciously French moment of exasperation.