Sentence examples for exasperated against from inspiring English sources

Little wonder he was exasperated against Iceland, watching on as others in red dawdled.

She used Jack's negotiating tricks against him, getting him so exasperated that he negotiated against himself on her behalf.

It was the France defence that saw off Brazil, while the impossibility of scoring against Italy exasperated teams like Australia (facing 10 men) and Germany.

Slightly exasperated about the threats against Russia during the Games and the resulting speculations, this reporter hopes for the best and just wishes "all the participants and spectators of the Winter Olympics to have fun".

He has unnerved them with his swashbuckling fight against corruption, and exasperated them with his ruminative style of management.Such uncertainties should worry a prudent African finance minister.

Even those of us with no kick against modern jazz can become exasperated with fusion, the twiddliest of all genres.

The BBC's Ruth Alexander met Mr Sollecito in Perugia in August last year and said although he sounded exasperated at times over the accusations made against him, he only rebuffed questions about Amanda Knox.

But before tonight's game against the Philadelphia 76ers, Van Gundy, perhaps exasperated by his failure to get through to his players, resorted to something completely out of character.

Three years ago Hamilton, exasperated at a series of stewards' rulings which went against him, joked: "Maybe it's because I'm black".

Being up against a person like that made him feel hopeless, exasperated, finally almost desolate.

He exasperated his shoulder injury during the tournament and has faced a race against time to prove his fitness - and be selected for Team GB - for the qualifying event in Turkey.