Sentence examples for i exasperated from inspiring English sources
Now when I go round a show by a male artist I'm exasperated if I find nothing in the biography about their childhood/father/second wife (Grayson Perry being an honourable exception).
I must say I was exasperated at him recently when he issued a blanket condemnation (or so it seemed) of all 12-tone music.
I get exasperated calls from people I'm supposed to meet – "I'm standing over the trout tank you told me to stand by!" – and I have to scramble to get out of the house.
I felt exasperated with them because I felt people should – in the days when people didn't really get divorced – at least put up a show of getting on in front of their child".
And in the last few months in particular, I always let her know how much I loved her, even when I was exasperated with her.
I often dwell on such points myself; I'm exasperated when fallacies are blatant, and feel vindicated when I'm able to point them out.
You think it's gonna be easy because it is essentially stretching but man, by the time I get to the floor, I'm exasperated.
And I am exasperated with the idea that unless I say that 20 million people, "You can't have health insurance," these folks will not reopen the government.
As I watch the economy limp along and I become exasperated by the impotence of the Fed, the Obama Administration and the private sector in their attempts to boost employment, I am reminded of the old Indian fighters of the last century.
(Those typos are not a joke)." As I hunt and peck this post-stroke note, I'm exasperated by the inadequately realized potential of "Telestroke" technology to speed treatment in the first critical hours of care.
