Sentence examples for exasperation regarding from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to glean from Wojtowicz's hard-as-nails mother, Terry, one of the film's more memorable figures, a sense of exasperation regarding her devoted son's crazy life.

The overambitious constitutional timeframe and political leaders' failure to manage popular expectations after the revolution, particularly regarding the bleak state of the Tunisian economy, have led to mounting exasperation with both the assembly and the government.

Something in the unctuous ease of Morris's listy sentences turns out to be highly addictive, and ultimately I found myself regarding her prose the way she often regards the places she writes about: with an exasperation at faults so endemic that it shades into a resignation that ultimately isn't all that different from delight.

Regaining her composure, she once again regarded him with exasperation.

To take a current example of how this plays out, many liberals feel exasperation, or even contempt, for what they regard as the timidity of the Democratic opposition to President Bush.

Father James regards his flock with a mounting exasperation.

Sweltering in the Aeolian sun, my wife regarded me with a mix of exasperation and hostility.

On the Nationalist side, there is apparent exasperation at issues being raised, again, which they regard as having been debated endlessly and, they would argue, settled.

Geoffrey Sanborn, who was my adviser at Bard and is now an English professor at Amherst, regards his former boss with a mixture of exasperation and grudging respect.

My most frequent companion was my mother, who had begun to regard me, her muy americano son, with increasing exasperation — "Por favor, por que no hablas español?" "Why don't you speak in Spanish?" I had more than a few problems communicating with her, and I began to experience a stranger's solitude.

It quickly became clear that, in politics, most leaders are surrounded by a close support team who regard their boss with a mixture of love, protectiveness, exasperation and contempt.