Sentence examples for exasperated about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "exasperated about" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when expressing frustration or annoyance regarding a specific issue or situation. Example: "She was exasperated about the constant delays in the project timeline."
Republicans now sound exasperated about the issue.
It was clear that Gore lieutenants were exasperated about restive Democrats.
By the time he's waxing exasperated about the food served on trains, Jupp's hit his groove.
Heilman was exasperated about not finishing his first shot at closer.
After Chamberlain's first appearance against the White Sox resulted in one and two-thirds scoreless innings Tuesday, Guillén was already exasperated about facing him.
Mr. Biden's longtime political advisers grow easily exasperated about the subject and wonder how a sitting vice president who was highly engaged in the administration, especially on foreign policy, can be so easily overlooked in the presidential discussion.
Despite its unstoppable increase, there remains something undeniably exasperating about small-screen horror, the extended format bloating any potential scares.
There is something intriguing and yet exasperating about this strange, muted film, adapted by screenwriter Alex Garland from the Kazuo Ishiguro novel, and directed by Mark Romanek.
He is still exasperated talking about it today.
And let me admit that I'm especially exasperated — actually, about the fiscal as well as monetary arguments — because I went over all this ground fifteen years ago.
Mr. Deripaska, who grows exasperated by questions about transparency, says he is in the business to make money, not to please minority stakeholders.
