Sentence examples for somewhat exasperated from inspiring English sources

The call for improved outreach left Mr. Spencer somewhat exasperated.

That's how the world works," he says, somewhat exasperated.

His mother, somewhat exasperated, explained: "He wants to be a witch, silly billy!

I DON'T even know what an American is," Seema Ahmed said, somewhat exasperated.

A Berlin website, thelocal.de, has written in somewhat exasperated mood about the various American types in the city.

This somewhat exasperated reflection is propelled, in part, by recent sermons about standards of free speech, directed by us toward many thems.

Farrakhan looks up, slightly exasperated but completely composed.

I can hear it in her exasperated and somewhat condescending voice.

MARSEILLE — The strikes and protests against a seemingly inevitable pension change may be waning here, as elsewhere in France, but much of the port remains blocked, nearly 11,000 tons of uncollected trash remain piled in the streets, and residents remain embarrassed and exasperated, if somewhat unsurprised.

He was speaking urgently and reasonably, with an exasperated rasp.

It concerns the McCain aides who were supposed to guide her, who were often flummoxed and exasperated and (if the movie is correct) somewhat tortured by her, and who apparently tattled on her.