Sentence examples for sort of exasperation from inspiring English sources

By the time I was an older teenager and Twilight swaggered into bookstores, I was groaning with a different sort of exasperation.

Ms. Raphael was starting to feel a sort of sublime exasperation.

She speaks with a bubbly kind of exasperation.

Alice's reaction to all of the above is a sort of resigned, callow exasperation – at least at first.

He spends half of the film exasperated with his eccentric in-laws and the other half excited about the impending end of the world – which, given the exasperation, sort of makes sense.

That kind of cool-headedness might drive glum employees to the brink of exasperation.

He expressed the same degree of exasperation.

Yet this remains a source of exasperation.

I feel a familiar touch of exasperation.

Others detect a sly note of exasperation.

IT WAS a deliciously French moment of exasperation.