Sentence examples for exasperated message from inspiring English sources

"Oh, all right," the courteously exasperated message came back yet again.

After that lunch, Mrs. Astor, 101 years old at the time, returned to her car and delivered an exasperated message, Ms. Noble said.

Several people called it "the most confusing game show ever" in exasperated Twitter messages to Ryan Seacrest, the show's host.

In April, the burden of resolving these disputes had become so onerous that the principal, Mr. Orsini, sent an exasperated e-mail message to parents that made national news: "There is absolutely NO reason for any middle school student to be part of a social networking site," he wrote.

Her old Alias Investigations answering machine is jammed with cryptic messages from exasperated friends.

Online message boards are filled with pleas from exasperated parents seeking advice on managing the endless influx of toys, and preventing what they see as the dual tragedies of creating waste — financial and environmental — and raising spoiled brats.

This exasperated Vo, who is hard to exasperate.

In other words, the message from the government this morning is rather like that of an exasperated parent with an unruly teenager: "We know you're feeling upset but screaming and shouting won't make anything better, will it?" The willingness of dozens of Tory backbenchers to defy their leader on the issue of Europe is not news - after all 81 did that a year ago on a call for an EU referendum.

When I send a message one too many times, my eldest daughter will look at me with an exasperated look, give me the "talk to the hand" sign, and say "DAAAAD, I know!" So I get her message and back off or send a different message.

The premise hardly rings of non-stop hilarity but Lucky Miles is surprisingly effective as a comedy, using the increasingly exasperated characters to draw regular laughs without looking down on them nor using their plight to push an overt message.

Exasperated pause.