Sentence examples for they were exasperated from inspiring English sources

Like the liberals, they were exasperated by the deals their leaders kept making with the other side.

All involved said they were exasperated, and all wished they had settled the matter privately, now regretting that the city ever became involved.

They were exasperated that Myanmar had not delivered a progress report on the "road map to democracy" that the generals had promised in 2003.

And in Mr. Weiner's district, which stretches across portions of Brooklyn and Queens, his constituents said they were exasperated, confused and more than a little amused.

Still, independents voting in the Democratic contest, some of them people who said they were exasperated with President Clinton, gave Mr. Bradley an indispensable lift.

Business groups have reacted with dismay to parliament's second rejection of Theresa May's Brexit deal, saying they were exasperated by the lack of clarity over the UK's trading arrangements with the European Union after 29 March.

"They're exasperated with the cuts to their income, and they can't take it anymore".

They're exasperated that their friends are successful and they're still struggling.

"They are exasperated by this new messy outpouring and are even more sickened by the statements of Pierre Charon".

Life in a Battle Zone Many residents of Swat say they are exasperated by the army-imposed round-the-clock curfew that keeps them indoors listening to the scream of jets and the thud of artillery.

"There's a feeling that Bernie supporters and activists have worked their ass off for a year and they're exasperated that the system is a bit rigged — the DNC, the scheduling of the debates, and the collusion behind the scenes," said Jeff Cohen, spokesperson for the Bernie Delegate Network.