Sentence examples for exasperated enough from inspiring English sources

Thirty-six authors from universities that included Yale and Oxford were exasperated enough to publish an article last year, "Plant Neurobiology: No Brain, No Gain?" in the journal Trends in Plant Science.

Coach Phil Jackson was exasperated enough — either at his team's play or the "What's-wrong-with-you-guys?" line of questioning — that he shattered his usual serenity with a four-letter word during his remarks after Game 4. After Game 5, Kobe Bryant was so subdued it was hard to tell which end of the 40-point thumping he was on.

I'm going to keep it to four, because if I list more you're going to get exasperated enough to start circumventing them….

When Aidan then got into a fight and hid it, Chris became "exasperated enough" to end things.

The cost, delays and inconvenience of dealing with the American space industry are exasperating enough to send its foreign partners into orbit.Which is exactly where they have been going on their own.

As if this wasn't exasperating enough, I started noticing an impact on my waking hours, too.

Cher, exasperated, finally said, "Well, enough other f***king people like it, so if you don't like it, f**k you!" (If you wonder by what serene philosophy Cher has survived the slings and arrows of show biz, Mr. Allman has provided us with a glimpse).

Hassam could be good enough to leave one exasperated by his penchant — it can seem a passion, even — for mediocrity.

He is 32 years old, which is old enough to start being exasperated by rookies or first-year Giants who line up wrong 9 or 10 games into the season.

"My apologies, Mr. Lincoln," he says, exasperated, when the president tells him that he hasn't killed enough men.

The exasperated back and forth between Amy and Miles, the spoiled but never quite good enough No. 1 son, is the comic heart of "Family Restaurant".