Sentence examples for exasperated over from inspiring English sources
Knoblauch, who hinted at retirement last month because he was exasperated over his chronic throwing problems, has not shied away from playing even as his inconsistent throws received growing scrutiny.
But what are civic-minded workers to do when staying home will cost many their daily pay and, in a recession-plagued economy, possibly their jobs if employers become exasperated over their absence?
A1 Chrysler President Ousted DaimlerChrysler, exasperated over Chrysler Group's mounting losses, plans to replace Chrysler's president, James P. Holden, 49, with Dieter Zetsche, 47, the head of Daimler's commercial vehicle business.
John Terry's view Terry welcomed confirmation that the FA has been asked to look into the incident as "an opportunity to clear my name" having grown exasperated over the previous 36 hours at the groundswell of allegations.
Citizens and legal residents are becoming more exasperated over how porous our borders are, how seemingly impotent we are at controlling who actually enters the country.
But I have grown increasingly exasperated over the years by postdocs who whinge about universities as employers, the research councils and others as funders, governments as policymakers--yet fail to recognise that in large measure the future lies in their own hands.
As a biochemical entity, Rev has proven to be truly exasperating over the last two miserable decades due to its propensity to generally misbehave by aggregating or forming fibrils or oligomers when studied in the laboratory.
Before my sister had a chance to reply, the woman, clearly exasperated, handed over a rumpled paper bag, saying: "Here, please take this.
Democrats are exasperated all over again by the plodding, self-conscious way Mr. Gore is backing into his re-emergence by hosting a political academy for recent college graduates in Tennessee (the home state he couldn't carry).
McCaskill, in a matching maroon jacket and top, looked exasperated; Levin glowered over his spectacles.
His response was a relief to American officials, who embraced him in 2001 as a promising leader but had been alternately exasperated and infuriated over the ensuing years by what they considered his erratic behavior.
