Sentence examples for quiet exasperation from inspiring English sources
Unlike Childish Gambino, Earn is a mumbly smart-ass who observes his surroundings in quiet exasperation.
In Paris, recalling the malign absurdities of British red tape with quiet exasperation, he shrugs.
He has spent seven years dealing with a do-nothing Congress with little more than perhaps quiet exasperation.
Ms. Watson's cool Nancy radiates quiet exasperation and enough intelligence to make it more than plausible that she'd be soon heading off to slightly greener pastures.
Though the campaign privately maintains an attitude of quiet exasperation and good-natured eye-rolling toward Mr. Trump, it is publicly loath to criticize him.
With Mr. Trump, the Romney campaign privately maintains an attitude of quiet exasperation and good-natured eye-rolling, but it is reluctant to criticize him publicly.
In a way, the austerity and quiet of the score enhanced the exasperation at the core of "La Porta Della Legge".
The hour mark had not quiet been reached when Jermain Defoe was removed, presumably in a fit of managerial exasperation.
She sighed in exasperation.
Her exasperation is reciprocated.
Hadley wondered in exasperation.
