Sentence examples for point of exasperation from inspiring English sources

For decades, media companies have been dissatisfied — often to the point of exasperation — with the audience information provided by Nielsen Media Research.

He is so desperate for attention, so needy — perhaps because of the competition from the likes of Tom Cruise and Tintin — that you are likely to reach the point of exasperation long before Watson does.

Jean-Paul Enthoven, an editor at the Grasset imprint of Lagardère, describes her as "obsessed to the point of exasperation," which perhaps explains why it took four years to complete.

When she is blindsided by a reporter condemning the rote "thoughts and prayers" response politicians offer up, she improvises, and offers: "Mindfulness and meditations". It is not so much a punchline as satire at the point of exasperation.

The ill-matched duo, Bryant at his rudest and May always on the point of exasperation, soon realise that time is the key to the killings - and it's running out.

The new Bush foreign policy team has not reached the point of exasperation but has made very clear they believe that Mr. Clinton paid too much attention to the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations when the two parties were not ready.

And coming from that place, especially, there is something that is frustrating-to-the-point-of-exasperation about the role that the Catholic Church has been cast in in so many of our post-sexual revolution debates: As some vast edifice of puritanism, handing down "thou shalt nots" and drowning the varied colors of the world in whites and blacks.

Why isn't the media paying attention to the actual points of exasperation that the General is speaking about?

Several political analysts also noted that Italians might be at a point of utter exasperation with the constant charges and countercharges of corruption between prosecutors and politicians, which has frequently thrown the country into turmoil.

He expressed the same degree of exasperation.

"You can't argue with the High Line," he said at one point with an edge of exasperation in his voice, suggesting that this might be a fight he'd be happy to pick.