Sentence examples for feeling of exasperation from inspiring English sources

To a degree, all three bands have a feeling of exasperation with the dominance of quasi-indie guitar bands.

So let me offer a few ideas (i.e. the kind of things that drive me to a pedantic fury, or at least a feeling of exasperation)… ".

A feeling of exasperation, disturbance, anxiety [that] constantly lurked behind that handsome bloodhound face".

Respondents in this category were characterized by a feeling of exasperation and an inability to continue the pregnancy— "I can't go through it", " I just felt inadequate"— or feeling a lack of mental strength to have the baby— "[I am] not mentally stable to take that on", "emotionally, I couldn't take care of another baby," and "I couldn't handle it".

The writer was ruthless in her descriptions of herself – here was a mother who had no idea how to handle her children's tempers and tantrums, and who was bewildered by her conflicting feelings of exasperation, love and loss.

"If developers can design more effective game-play processes then it could be possible to minimise a player's feelings of exasperation and irritation - admittedly something good developers will want to achieve in any case," said Richard Wilson.

I feel a familiar touch of exasperation.

"It's a strange thing, this attitude in Denmark," she said, in a tone of exasperation.

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

"Listen, this is statute," Mr. Burr said with a tone of exasperation.

This could be irritating, she said with a touch of exasperation: "We're not glued together".