Sentence examples for feel exasperated from inspiring English sources
The people referred to had certainly made me feel exasperated and useless, but I did not think of them as devils.
They may also feel exasperated.
Certainly many Chinese scholars and, presumably, officials feel exasperated with North Korea and rather embarrassed by its antics.
It's wonderful to read about such an intelligent heroine, you never feel exasperated towards her for being naïve for example.
When I think about Salinger in his later years — literally half of his life — I feel exasperated by this withholding and the elevation of silence into the highest virtue.
It's only because I care about books that I feel so exasperated, enraged, sometimes, by the fact that many of those that are published aren't good enough.
There was, in our town, a little group of women who, like me, felt an exasperated affection for Francescon.
Greg, a therapist, feels more exasperated at Alex's fretting than he is at what he sees as a plain fact about their son that can't be denied.
Some people enjoy a good intellectual debate, while others feel annoyed or exasperated when someone plays devil's advocate.
And after nearly two hours of Ms. Gilman's deliberately vapid dialogue, it's hard not to feel like Lisa's exasperated lawyer (well played by David Aaron Baker), who keeps running up against the same wall of apathy.
