Sentence examples for popular exasperation from inspiring English sources

Led by Bart de Wever, a charismatic bruiser, the N-VA's appeal stems precisely from popular exasperation with the messy, unsatisfying compromises of the older political groups.

"I've never marched before," she said, "but you have to add your grain of sand".The protest marches that took place in towns and cities across the country on October 24th were an extraordinary outpouring of popular exasperation with violence in a country where over three decades of fighting have more often bred apathy and indifference.

"Now I have to come up with something else," she wrote on a popular site for mothers, exasperation radiating from the computer screen.

But the aide said Mr. Gore also recognized that the skit demonstrated that the image of his exasperation had taken root in the popular culture.

This specific image has become a popular meme that people use to express total exasperation and disbelief with the idiocy of a person or a situation.

Golden Dawn, once an obscure organization with a penchant for Nazi symbols, has become Greece's third-most popular party, according to opinion polls, tapping into growing public exasperation with three years of austerity measures and a continuing influx of immigrants.

This time the popular character would be played by a young black actress, to the exasperation of many whites.

The overambitious constitutional timeframe and political leaders' failure to manage popular expectations after the revolution, particularly regarding the bleak state of the Tunisian economy, have led to mounting exasperation with both the assembly and the government.

She sighed in exasperation.

Hadley wondered in exasperation.

Her exasperation is reciprocated.