The exasperated, exasperating tug of war between Tom and his mother here takes on the lively rhythms of an enjoyable comedy routine.
And the intraparty feuding here is so intense that it has exasperated Representative Thomas M. Davis III of Virginia, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Unlike the actual Greeks, whose fiscal ways have exasperated some of their European Union partners, they cannot be kicked out of the union.
With that, the already exasperated father of the bride erupts, insisting on a nice, normal tent -- in, say, a traditional red.
The endless bickering among Europeans has thus exasperated generations of American policymakers: Henry Kissinger used to say that when he picked up the telephone to Europe he never knew who would answer.
A9 Kerry Energy Plan Criticized The idea of a United States independent of Middle East oil is a touchstone of John Kerry's campaign and a huge crowd pleaser, but it has divided and exasperated many of his most experienced energy advisers.
The idea of a United States independent of Middle East oil is a touchstone of Senator John Kerry's campaign and a huge crowd pleaser, but has divided and exasperated many of his most experienced energy advisers.
Exasperated by out-of-touch leadership in hard times, intoxicated by the chance to rebel, and encouraged by populist no campaigners, the French revolted.
Kimberly Shields "I liked the mixture of endearing and exasperating characteristics of family members, the swirl of changing priorities and affinities that they display in Anne Tyler's excruciatingly telling portrayal of family life and its formative history".
His bowling consistently exasperated a succession of batsmen, many of whom found that he could be, whatever his reputation, decidedly whippy, and not only on a greentop.
