Sentence examples for dramatic exasperation from inspiring English sources
"I knew because the film is perfect," he says with dramatic exasperation.
The politician known in 2000 for his dramatic exasperation, his awkward self-presentation, had been modest, intelligent, and poised.
Both "Just Air" and "Engagé" were so strongly danced that their dramatic ambiguities roused curiosity rather than exasperation.
To many critics the main effect was exasperation—"rubbish", one called it an infuriating distraction from what seemed to be a strikingly dramatic score.
The author summed up years of exasperation in one subheading: "Does Logic Help?"Since that forlorn cry, China has undergone a dramatic social and economic transformation.
"I've urged him not to make this worse by making dramatic declarations meant to turn this situation into a public scandal, but he won't listen," Ms. Severo continued, exasperation in her voice.
She sighed in exasperation.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
Hadley wondered in exasperation.
Her exasperation is reciprocated.
The exasperation extends beyond residents.
