Sentence examples for exasperation to from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Mr. Boyle reacted with exasperation to the Jets' plans.

"Well, Billy, I guess we're goats," Robert McCarter said in exasperation to Professor William Magie.

In 1999, Mandela expressed his exasperation to Anthony Sampson, his authorized biographer.

Other West African leaders expressed exasperation to the mission over President Taylor's role in Sierra Leone.

Sotomayor!" he shouted with some exasperation to two similarly attired colleagues on the bench as he pointed to an apartment building on Bedford Street.

Hastily leaving the annual meeting in Tampa, Mr. Dimon expressed that exasperation to reporters, saying, "We really don't want any more press".

Exasperation seems to be equally divided: Lithuania recently broke new ground in managing to be rude to two visiting senators (probably the most pro-Lithuanian people in Congress).

The able Mr. Giamatti isn't a co-star here, and his exasperation seems to come from the fact that he is relegated to pratfalls.

No sighs of exasperation were to be heard.

"Dmitri, we agreed," Mr. Obama told Mr. Medvedev with a tone of exasperation, according to advisers.

He was in a state of exasperation owing to numerous atrocities committed by Poles against persons of German race.