Sentence examples for widespread exasperation from inspiring English sources
Despite widespread exasperation with the government, many lawmakers are worried about the chaos that could ensue if the government collapsed.
To be sure, both Biden and President Obama have left little doubt over the years about their exasperation over the widespread graft in the Karzai administration in Afghanistan, yet there has never been evidence that this has influenced the tactical and strategic approaches that the U.S. has adopted in Afghanistan.
In essence, he is attempting to direct the widespread sense that America has lost its way—something that would normally count against him into exasperation with the Republicans.But Mr Obama must walk a fine line.
Bruce S. Lane '55 Washington, D.C. Professor Lessig's exasperation with the degenerating mechanics of our democracy [On the Bookshelves/"Fear and Loathing," Winter 2012] surely reflects a widespread sentiment in the American public.
She sighed in exasperation.
Hadley wondered in exasperation.
Her exasperation is reciprocated.
The exasperation extends beyond residents.
Exasperation made them angry.
Harlan tuts in exasperation.
Professional exasperation no doubt.
