Sentence examples for exasperation level from inspiring English sources

The exasperation level was heightening, and though I'd treated this whole episode with a certain degree of levity-the same method I'd always used no matter the danger of the situation-I just could always think more clearly with a smile on my face, I sensed in Doctor Foster a looming breaking point.

But the growth of online sales means that exasperation levels with home deliveries and the attraction of a rapid pick-up are sure to rise.

The elongated and frequently bizarre renegotiation for the show, mostly with the family matriarch and deal maker Sharon Osbourne, drove Mr. Freston to an unusual level of exasperation.

The letters and memos, released to The New York Times by Jeff Anderson, a co-counsel representing some of the priests' victims, reveal a rising level of exasperation among church officials in Oakland about the delays from the Vatican.

The president's sharp language contrasted with the more wonkish presentation he made about health care earlier in the week alongside former President Bill Clinton and seemed to suggest a level of exasperation.

A further letter to Nagel, handwritten 10 years later in January 1984, indicates, perhaps, a certain level of exasperation: "About Catch-22 I doubt very much that I can give you any more in the way of knowledge... you undoubtedly know more about [it] than I do".

In fact, the film may bring tears to one's eyes -- not of grief and sympathy, but of sheer exasperation and irritation at the level of condescension and contempt behind its (female) creators' belief that women are lame enough to fall for this, that this is what women want.

Simply by turning her head, she could communicate a level of violent exasperation not seen since Sophocles' Electra first told her mother how she really felt about her.

The problem is – as Glenda Jackson demonstrated quite well at the end of the committee hearing in her audible exasperation – he reduces debate to the level of disbelieving outrage, rounding on his opponent with a patrician fury of his own.

Justice Antonin Scalia made the point with exasperation.

He expressed the same degree of exasperation.