Sentence examples for violent exasperation from inspiring English sources
Simply by turning her head, she could communicate a level of violent exasperation not seen since Sophocles' Electra first told her mother how she really felt about her.
He was a man who could write of his own violent moods, "I go from exasperation to a state of collapse, then I recover and go from prostration to Fury, so that my average state is one of being annoyed".
Those reforms, especially to the public sector, have been slow and met with often-violent street protests, leading to exasperation from its creditors.
He's red and green with exasperation.
When the novel's third section is given over to Harry, for instance, it seems that we are being allowed to understand his constitutional fury and exasperation – yet we soon find him more violent in his thoughts than we ever imagined.
Costs associated with pregnancy may add to the exasperation and despondency of poor men, predisposing them to violent behavior [ 26].
Ann's badgering and legalistic clarifications, which are meant to shake out the violent, radical ideas that she believes Cathy still holds, serve only to reinforce for the audience the righteousness of Cathy's exasperation.
She sighed in exasperation.
Her exasperation is reciprocated.
Hadley wondered in exasperation.
Exasperation made them angry.
