Sentence examples for utter exasperation from inspiring English sources
Several political analysts also noted that Italians might be at a point of utter exasperation with the constant charges and countercharges of corruption between prosecutors and politicians, which has frequently thrown the country into turmoil.
The man on my right, who wore a large ceramic belt buckle and a look of utter exasperation, had glanced at me disdainfully any time I as much as hesitated during a game.
Could it be that they knew, and perhaps, wanted Greece to fail, so as to be able to kick it out of the Union, after throwing their hands in the air in utter exasperation at Greek 'intransigence'intransigence
A character in a Bernard Shaw play once uttered in exasperation: "Everything I do contradicts everything I say!" Ethics is about actions -- not what we say, but what we do -- often in the heat of the moment, in opportunities that can further our cause even at the expense of others, and vulnerable to the pressures around us.
Friends continued to utter it with pride and exasperation about their own daughters.
(It is a student's obligation, apparently, to exploit that teacher's obligation to the point of utter, steam-out-of-the-ears exasperation).
She sighed in exasperation.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
