Sentence examples for note of exasperation from inspiring English sources
Others detect a sly note of exasperation.
"Don't tell me this is your jet," he said, with a note of exasperation.
They often do not even live in the area," he says with a note of exasperation.
"I think our message is very strong," he said, a note of exasperation in his voice.
"The word for today's challenge is 'unconventional,' " Mr. Kors said with a note of exasperation in his voice.
No real pugnacity directed at the Republicans, although there was a note of exasperation in the line about "manufactured crises".
When he makes them, they sound a bit awkward; there's a note more of exasperation than persuasion in his voice.
Tinnitus woke me on a note of high exasperation, as if it had been trying to wake me for hours.
All parties claimed to have taken note of the exasperation and despair felt by FN voters who have come to loathe and mistrust the political class.
Such talk of partial default has also alarmed many in Washington, and led to a note of increasing exasperation even among more moderate Republicans.
(His daughter's introduction is written, one feels, affectionately, but with clenched teeth, a note of ancient exasperation with her impractical dad still hard to keep out of her sentences).
