Sentence examples for palpable exasperation from inspiring English sources

And within her palpable exasperation with Sanders's bank-focused rhetoric lies her case for her candidacy: her experience with the realities of the world equips her with the tactics to handle big, complicated issues.

At Gagosian, a fascinating mess of a painting, "Desk and Room" (1913), finds Malevich running through the standard tropes of Cubism with palpable exasperation, as something new seethes in maverick planes, disrupting the rational structure of a Picasso or a Braque.

The exasperation is palpable, why haven't we won after spending all the money and doing all the strategic reviews?

The boredom and exasperation is palpable, until the patient breaks the bad news: "I'm, well... happy".

She sighed in exasperation.

Hadley wondered in exasperation.

Her exasperation is reciprocated.

The exasperation extends beyond residents.

The Christian retort is exasperation.

There's exasperation here, too.

Yet Mr. Obama also expresses exasperation.