Sentence examples for rising exasperation from inspiring English sources

I tried one road and then another in rising exasperation.

Gauthier claimed the Communist party refused "to acknowledge its own responsibility for the rising exasperation of its minorities".

"Malia and Sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time," the president said, in a tone of rising exasperation.

More than a week into the government shutdown, a number of new polls have found rising exasperation with a dysfunctional government and economic concern, as well as disagreement about the debt limit and how Congress should handle it.

"It's a rough, rough world — I know that," Mr. Lehrer said recently, his voice rising in exasperation.

— The man looks incredulous, his voice rising in exasperation as he tells President Obama to stop demonizing small-business owners.

Mr. Bloomberg avoided specifics so often that Mr. Castello, his voice rising in exasperation, frequently said, "Can you answer my question?" Perhaps the testiest exchanges came toward the end of Mr. Bloomberg's testimony, when Mr. Castello tried to cite the mayor's memoir to question his credibility.

The right time? "He's only said a poem!" says his lawyer in Qatar, Najeeb al-Nuaimi, his voice rising in exasperation.

As the legislators spoke, an audience member rose in exasperation.

His face grew red and his brow furrowed as his voice rose in exasperation.

Nobody in our generation got royalties!" His voice rose in exasperation to a schoolboy alto, then sank to an incredulous whisper: "He never even cashed the check".