With impatience and exasperation come sweaty palms and a loss of control.
He's too big a guy to work himself into frenzied exasperation; frustration comes to him on his own schedule.
And all of that is comforting, but it doesn't ease the sadness of knowing that she'll never know the unique love (and exasperation) that comes with a brother or sister.
This woman (played by Jemma Redgrave) has, by force of will, imagined Najibullah (Daniel Rabin) into existence and she summons this phantom figure out of the exasperation that comes from pondering inexplicable behavior.
As for Marinca, she draws us ever nearer with her balance of composure and exasperation; how come the Academy took no notice of this actress?
THERE was a hint of the exasperation to come in Catlin Cobb's title for her new evening-long piece, "90 Shoes and the Way of Desire," performed on Tuesday at the Bessie Schonberg Theater.
To his exasperation, they came again, in July, then again, on Aug. 13, a pattern so persistent he presumes the thieves are either drug addicts using the church as an A.T.M. or gang members for whom the break-ins are some kind of initiation rite.
She'd promised her mother that she'd sit an exam before she left; she didn't and, she says with amused exasperation, that still comes up in family rows.
Mr Dawkins has set up an organisation to help atheists around the world.Part of that secular fury, especially in Europe, comes from exasperation.
If you're like most parents, what you do starts out nicely enough -- calmly reassuring, then coaxing, then pleading, then, as your child's resistance mounts, you quickly devolve into exasperation; the tough-love comes out and it's not too pretty (or effective).
