Sentence examples for took exasperated from inspiring English sources

Golub didn't go into the night gently; he took exasperated note of its encroachment.

Right across the Continent a delayed political reaction to the financial crisis is taking place: voters, exasperated with political correctness and economic orthodoxy are abandoning entrenched, established parties.

A scant 10 minutes or so after Mr. Sanz has wrung every exasperated take out of his surprise at being on a gay cruise -- and still goes on with it anyway -- the movie introduces something that could only pass as a subplot to people stranded at sea.

Maybe people were disappointed, then, that there were no false starts, no second takes, no exasperating lectures from a frustrated drill sergeant to his weary troops.

We stop "playing" and the very phrase "playing games" takes on exasperating, tear-jerking and time-wasting connotations.

Guttmann is played to perfection by Eddie Marsan – whose dedication to the role is revealed in one scene, when, exasperated, he takes off his glasses to reveal deep arm indents in his temples.

Exasperated, I took off my own hat and tipped the water out of its brim.

Exasperated, I took a deep breath and thought about everything that had brought me to this moment.

Exasperated, he took the case to court, naming Klein and the other Beatles as defendants.

Before you become completely exasperated, make sure that your lunch date isn't taking a serious or life threatening call.

Appearing exasperated, Judge Ballachey asked: "Take your car out on a freeway and go 70 miles an hour.