Sentence examples for growing exasperation from inspiring English sources

Republicans reacted with growing exasperation.

But after weeks of talks, senior officials voiced growing exasperation.

Tynan was developing a growing exasperation with elegant escapism.

"His response made this statement necessary," Mr. Schauble said, suggesting growing exasperation with Mr. Kohl's defiance.

Yet in addition to its discomfort with the U.S. approach, China is also showing signs of growing exasperation with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

"Would you like to live here?" he asks, gesturing towards nearby Jbel Borj Chakir, Tunisia's largest landfill site and a source of growing exasperation.

He spent months in deliberation over whether he would run in 2004, with those around him growing exasperated by his delays and with him growing exasperated by their exasperation.

"This decision is the result of a growing Russian exasperation with Assad.

The rocket launching on Monday came at a time of growing international exasperation with North Korea, and politicians in Tokyo and Washington alike seemed ready to put more pressure on the North Korean Government.

Golden Dawn, once an obscure organization with a penchant for Nazi symbols, has become Greece's third-most popular party, according to opinion polls, tapping into growing public exasperation with three years of austerity measures and a continuing influx of immigrants.

The summit will also grapple with the perennial question of reduced European defence spending at a time of intense instability on the continent's eastern and southern borders as well as the growing US exasperation with Europe's reluctance to fund its own security properly.