Sentence examples for exasperating to from inspiring English sources
Little is more exasperating to the cricket fan or administrator than a rain delay.
The turnover of poorly paid employees and sound crews has been exasperating to musicians.
It was exasperating to the Knicks, and devastating to their pride.
His off-season conditioning routine was equally exasperating to his coaches.
"And as you can imagine, this is greatly exasperating to proto-hipsters," says Sanderson.
The performer's prejudice, though exasperating to the writers — was Groucho the vehicle of George S. Kaufman or his creation?
He was exasperated, to say the least.
When Jessica brought this up, she was exasperated to see that it pleased him.
The sport's gourmets, certainly, will be exasperated to be mixing the irreconcilable flavours of Chester and the Punchestown Festival.
"Sweet Violence" has all the characteristics that compel the reader, however tested and exasperated, to admire its author.
Dole advertising executives were exasperated to learn that she had painted almost everything except pineapples, including papaya trees, heliconia plants and even fishhooks.
