Sentence examples for exasperation of the from inspiring English sources

A third is the exasperation of the Swiss authorities.

Afghan soldiers and policemen in the area also smoked, to the exasperation of the NATO troops who were training them.

"We could publish now, the data we have," West assured me, well aware of the exasperation of the research community.

Filkins has the exasperation of the well-travelled and atrocity-hardened journalist with his sheltered compatriots back home.

Lièvremont has had an interesting four years as national coach, experimenting wildly in selection to the increasing exasperation of the Tricolore populace.

To the exasperation of the tourists the umpires then led the players from the field for bad light, which could not be improved by the expensive Lord's floodlights.

By the end, only China and India refused to countenance the timetable, and the exasperation of those two countries was clear.

But to the exasperation of this region's shepherds, who for generations have scaled these hills with the seasons, the species' success has been due in no small part to the ample, easy pickings.

Through the sheer incompetence and venality of the political centre in Greece, and the exasperation of its people, the answer was: the radical left.

The demonstration in September, which was brutally suppressed by Captain Camara's forces, was widely seen as an indication of the exasperation of citizens with the increasingly authoritarian strongman leader.

But, in a sign of the exasperation of leading politicians with the church decision, the normally measured defence secretary, Philip Hammond, warned that the church was no longer in the mainstream of Anglican thought.