Sentence examples for has been exasperated from inspiring English sources

Germany has been exasperated with Serbia for some years over its Kosovo policy.

Each has been exasperated at the way the other has handled his job, current and former officials said.

The chancellor has been exasperated at times by Mr. Sarkozy's penchant for sudden initiatives and highly publicized meetings that raise market expectations.

In recent years, Kazakhstan has been exasperated by the flight of several senior Kazakh figures who have sought refuge in London.

The Obama administration has been exasperated for months with the anemic leadership and constant bickering of the council, which is often far more caught up in fighting over spots on travel delegations than in creating an effective transitional government.

"The academic world has been exasperated at the quality of the arguments being put forward by the banks and the fact they weren't being challenged," said Mr. Taylor, who has praised "Bankers New Clothess" on his blog.

The rebels have promised to unite, but their squabbling has been exasperating.

The turnover of poorly paid employees and sound crews has been exasperating to musicians.

But Ms. Connor said that navigating the Countrywide maze has been exasperating.

A nationwide shortage of several widely used anesthetics, which has been exasperating doctors and veterinarians for months, has now spread to the country's death rows.

Much American sci-fi was social criticism or disguised political comment: it has been exasperating to read comments to the effect that science fiction is "escapist".