Sentence examples for exasperation about from inspiring English sources

"You have to understand," says Peggy, who at 54 is given to exasperation about her husband's more exotic ideas.

Friends continued to utter it with pride and exasperation about their own daughters.

Corker expressed exasperation about even being asked the question... but then he proceeded to show just how legitimate it was.

And with Washington locked in yet another contentious debate over government spending, people are showing signs of exasperation about their elected leaders' inability to reconcile their differences.

While family members were relieved at the evidence that their loved ones were recently alive, they also expressed exasperation about the chances of seeing them freed.

Judge James A. Parker of Federal District Court expressed exasperation about the hearing's having lasted three days rather than the expected half-day.

Actually, for me, it was less about hate, more about exasperation; less about the stereotyped hoodie droves, the supposed scourges of middle England, and more about the spoiled brats of middle England itself.

And coming from that place, especially, there is something that is frustrating-to-the-point-of-exasperation about the role that the Catholic Church has been cast in in so many of our post-sexual revolution debates: As some vast edifice of puritanism, handing down "thou shalt nots" and drowning the varied colors of the world in whites and blacks.

Several House aides expressed exasperation Thursday about Trump's claim regarding that proposal.

But the airline's managing director, Air Vice Marshal Anthony Okpere, showed exasperation when asked about that recently.

"Why do people comment on my flying a corporate jet when virtually every other chief executive in Silicon Valley does the same?" she replied with exasperation when asked about it.