Sentence examples for exasperated around from inspiring English sources

If you examine the previous chart, you will see there has been a major split in the lines classified as regular access lines vs special access, which was exasperated around 2000, the very year that the USTA starts its accounting of lines.

My mother, exasperated, turned around, lifted the boy and gave him the most gentle of smacks on his bum.

Following the revelations in March, the prince was called in to Buckingham Palace for talks with his mother and government ministers were said to be sufficiently exasperated to cast around for a new job for him.

For someone who sabotaged himself so much -- who often put the musicians he worked with second to his musical vision, who could be difficult to work with in the studio and who got so drunk and high that he exasperated those around him -- Parsons still managed to be the force behind five of the greatest albums of the late 60's and early 70's.

She's just a driven woman exasperated when those around her don't see things her way.

The reason most people are martyrs is that they want the approval of others; if they realise martyrdom – just doing all the work – is exasperating to be around, they might stop behaving that way".

As the complex lost soul who can be at once endearing and infuriating, he slips perpetually between irascibility and incoherence, focusing just long enough to exasperate those around him.

The critics said: "As the complex lost soul who can be at once endearing and infuriating, he slips perpetually between irascibility and incoherence, focusing just long enough to exasperate those around him.

I decided to get a coffee to re-energize myself around midnight, exasperated that they still wanted to be there.

He spent months in deliberation over whether he would run in 2004, with those around him growing exasperated by his delays and with him growing exasperated by their exasperation.

Demonstrators burned government buildings around the country, exasperated after years of grinding poverty and desperately high unemployment.