Sentence examples for highly exasperated from inspiring English sources

As the Confederates later told it, their fellow passengers "became highly exasperated, and gave vent to the strongest expressions of indignation," expressions that were only quieted by the threat of further Union force.

(Matthew Reinhart and Robert Sabuda, "Encyclopedia Mythologica: Fairies and Magical Creatures Pop-Up") F. "'We are the 99%.' – perspiration, to inspiration" (Megan Amram) G. "My mother, though highly exasperating to the feelings, is actuated by maternal dictates".

The question of what is a "drama" and what is a "comedy" is traditionally highly exasperating at the Golden Globes, although the category-split does at least make reasonably sure that awards do not simply go to the po-faced contenders.

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

Mr. Biden's longtime political advisers grow easily exasperated about the subject and wonder how a sitting vice president who was highly engaged in the administration, especially on foreign policy, can be so easily overlooked in the presidential discussion.

He seemed exasperated.

Mr. Carbone was exasperated.

And am I exasperated?

Sondos looked exasperated.

He looked exasperated.

She sounds exasperated.