Sentence examples for some exasperation from inspiring English sources
Even Moscow hinted at some exasperation with Damascus.
Later, with some exasperation, the Colonel tells Hoshino, "I'm a concept, get it?
"Talent is the new limited resource"."What an ignoramus!" says Jerry Michalski, with some exasperation.
Mrs. Merkel signaled some exasperation with the Greek situation as well.
When no one answered, Mr. Donahue said with some exasperation, "It's hard to march without orders".
"If you don't want a female coach, don't hire one!" she said, with some exasperation.
"The novel began as a comic form," he says with some exasperation.
That has led to some additional exasperation with the United States at the major meetings.
Some Tory exasperation with the civil service is really frustration at being in coalition, suggests a senior Blairite.
ROTATION TALK Joe Girardi showed some slight exasperation at repeated questions in a news conference about A. J. Burnett, and Girardi's plans for the rotation.
People also expressed some understandable exasperation that the franchise had waited 33 seasons of "The Bachelor"/"The Bachelorette" to cast a black lead.
