Sentence examples for source of exasperation for from inspiring English sources

For years, the elevators in New York City's public housing projects have been a source of exasperation for tenants, who call them unreliable, foul and sometimes dangerous.

This seems to have been a lifelong source of exasperation for Singer's mother, Batsheva, whose father was himself a renowned rabbi — though he was a rationalist and viewed Pinchas Mendel as a feckless schlemiel.

However Root wants hundreds and that must be a source of exasperation for him in this series, in which he has now scored 485 runs and has always looked in exquisite form.

His trickery, which Alan Pardew helped to unlock after the departure of the limited and limiting Neil Warnock, was the chief highlight of Crystal Palace's climb up the table and a regular source of exasperation for defenders, who never knew what Bolasie was going to do next.

Over the years, the Chopped sob story has become a source of exasperation for some viewers, as evidenced in this 154-comment thread on Reddit, with a consensus that producers should get rid of the sob story and focus entirely on the cooking.

The theory on documentary photography has widened since the days of the FSA to the point where these sorts of questions rose to great importance, dulled from one too many rehashings, and are now a source of exasperation for some photographers.

The warnings about China's possible reaction and the questions about the sincerity of his pullback from outright independence are a source of endless exasperation for Mr. Chen.

Wikipedia will tell you that the "CSI effect" is a source of continued exasperation for genuine law enforcement professionals, since the global popularity of the franchise had the side-effect of making millions of normal citizens believe they had a grasp of investigative techniques.

Yet this remains a source of exasperation.

For a player who prides himself on being a key part in a collective, his inability to live up to his billing has been a source of exasperation.

The password has become a monkey on our digital backs — an essential key to our many devices and accounts, but increasingly a source of exasperation and insecurity.