Sentence examples for little exasperated from inspiring English sources

She sounded a little exasperated.

He pauses, a little exasperated.

Despite his words, he sounded a little exasperated.

"Glad we're done with you guys," Bryant said, sounding exhausted and a little exasperated.

Our friend said, "What?" The voice, a little exasperated, replied, "Rockville Centre Post Office.

Residents are a little exasperated that it is not clear when things might return to normal.

And to ensure that no one misses Mr. Wiltse's larger point, Mr. DeMunn, who doesn't really look or sound like President Bush, replicates his hand gestures and inflections and, most eerily, the exasperated little smile that Mr. Bush flashes after explaining something he apparently deems self-evident.

The ancillary faces add to the reconditioned feel: Harry Lennix, the hangdog handler from Dollhouse, is cast as yet another suited authority figure who has little to do except look exasperated as Red pre-empts and out-smarms his every move.

By the time of his death in 1946 Wells openly despaired of the state of the world in which he found himself; but in the golden years before the first world war, he was merely exasperated, confident that a little more collective action, a little more personal resonance, could change things for the better.

tuft of his pubic hair into the gap between his little and ring finger, got his exasperated.

He's stuffed a freshly-shaved tuft of his pubic hair into the gap between his little and ring finger, got his exasperated tour manager to light it and sucked the hole in his fist heartily.