Sentence examples for implied exasperation from inspiring English sources
The implied exasperation is surely reasonable.
Seemingly on the strength of this ambiguous reply, which could have implied either exasperation or denial, the FA issued a statement saying there had been no relationship and threatened legal action if the reports continued.
The public exasperation implied by support for the security council resolution sends a signal to Netanyahu that there are indeed consequences for ignoring the advice of your best friend, let alone breaking the law.
Secretary of State John F. Kerry phoned his old friend, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, in exasperation over a tiny revision that implied huge new legal and financial obligations.
Brown, who attended part of the regents' meeting, expressed exasperation with Dorr's many statistics, what he implied was her lack of solid solutions and her lecture-like presentation.
These lists can imply panic or exhilaration or cumulative, daily exasperation.
Not having been there, we lack a context for these comments, and Maddy's article does imply that this was more an expression of exasperation at the perceived stasis of the current critical corps than an objective assessment of criticism overall.
She sighed in exasperation.
