Sentence examples for with the exasperation from inspiring English sources

But even with the exasperation, Mexican shoppers said it was still worth making the trip.

"That was very annoying," she said, with the exasperation of an older sister talking about her brother's latest misbehavior.

"I heard you," Joey yelled back with the exasperation of a teen who actually has to appear with his parents in public.

It is easy to empathise with the exasperation and accusations of rigging, therefore, when Bongo's son Ali-Ben was "democratically elected" as his father's successor last month.

This sordid trade requires regular doses of intimidation (depositing rats in hallways, smashing windows), which Tom administers angrily, spasmodically, with the exasperation of a man who knows he's betraying himself.

Even more than Mr. Murray she melds her character's Pirandellian exasperation at finding herself in an abstract literary universe (summoned with the right mix of blankness and specificity by Thomas Lynch's set) with the exasperation and doubt that are part and parcel of being alive.

But actually living with the exasperations intrinsic to a member of the opposite sex requires social reinforcement if people are ever to discover its rewards.

Within the Democratic base, the exasperation with Clinton for his character defects has paled when measured against the profound antipathy for Bush.

"We've reached a point where the exasperation with the entire political process is so big in Sunni majority areas," said Reidar Visser, an expert on Iraqi politics and the editor of the blog historiae.org.org

After a while, utterly pleased with the visible exasperation on my face, he suggested that I should visit the RSS office in Reshimbagh area, about five kilometers away.

But naval officers complain, with the usual exasperation of military men towards politicians, that agreements reached about the fleet in the 1990s are coming unstuck.The new-year gas dispute between Ukraine and Russia has spawned assorted other niggles.