Let's just get it out the way, the demented eddy of incarceration, defenestration and unending exasperation that is EastEnders.
He added, with obvious exasperation, that within the intelligence community "we're going to be fighting over the quality of the information for the next year".
Mr. Stern's Ian weathers Juliana's heated attacks on his integrity with a befuddled exasperation that makes us question her assessment of him as a disloyal adulterer.
So when Mr. Sauter proclaims that the stock market now reflects "irrational exasperation" that makes it a screaming buy, it is something of an event.
"I cannot say what is wrong with him specifically," Tagg said of Funny Cide, with an exasperation that often defines his crusty demeanor.
He gives Marty an edge of comic exasperation that makes all the awful things he says and does seem like gambits in a schoolyard game.
In a moment of exasperation that turned out to be an inspiration, he taught them the simplest Latin rhythm he knew: the conga, unknown in this country then.
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.
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.
The fragmented ads and news clippings become, through Simpson's hand, incorporeal symbols, addressing pain and exasperation that is as relevant today as it was in the '60s.
