exasperated

The population is exasperated and does not see a light in the tunnel or how the country is going to get out of this long crisis period.

Exasperated by the successive apparition of the red flag and the old coat which he took for the black flag.

John, disappointed in himself, in his cowardice, banged his head up against the wall and groaned, exasperated.

in his tenderness now she saw a shade of complacency, of self-confidence, which had not been of old and which exasperated her.

It exasperated him to see things out of proportion. He believed in Nature's laws, implicitly.

At this point, Mr Obama grew exasperated, noting that the questions had little to do with issues facing voters today.

Exasperated, I said, "Where would you be right now if I didn't feel like making dinner? "

It exasperated him to feel so nervous when he could not but be aware that his companion was perfectly at ease.

Exasperated, she decided to let the repair service know just how she missed her set.

at any rate, she had evidently not told him where she was going when she left New York, and her unexplained departure had exasperated him.

"Half of it was left inside, " I replied, already somewhat exasperated by this interrogation, "and the other half outside. "

Political subjects which but a few years ago excited and exasperated the public mind have passed away and are now nearly forgotten .

I remember him refusing to eat one day and my mother getting exasperated, as you do with a fussy child.

he said , exasperated . and he sounded the horn stridently.

"Sir, do you understand what I'm saying? " said the exasperated receptionist. "Mr. Smith is DEAD! "

Acts 7: 54 Now as they heard these things, they were exasperated and gnashed their teeth at him.

The increasingly exasperated rhetoric suggests participants are losing patience with a multilateral approach to currency issues.

An exasperated Mr Sarkozy has had to take matters into his own hands, at one point holding talks with a magistrates' union without her.

The cat followed me down the steep stairs , and, nearly throwing me headlong, exasperated me to madness .

When he arrived , Judge Li said , she pretended to be stuck on a long telephone call . Exasperated , the man finally left .

But when he came to check on the boy's progress after a few days, he found the boy dejected and the teacher exasperated.

"Lord, " an exasperated Martha finally said to Jesus, "tell my sister that she needs to get up and get busy! "

King George's forbidding mother wrote to him, exasperated that more people in the House of Commons had not cheered the sellout.

I got exasperated by interruptions, for I had to complete the monograph by the end of this week.

An exasperated oil-ministry spokesman has asked party leaders "not to throw the oil sector into the middle of their political struggles" .

his father would ask the frail boy, exasperated by his son's dreamy neglect of bovine care. "Is it going to be beef or dairy? "

At times, he appeared exasperated as he was repeatedly questioned about the fates of Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

Babbitt was most exasperated when she revealed his boyhood to the children .

Each M. P. was sworn in, and the lawyer chairing the session became exasperated as several tried to tack on political points to their oaths.

His erudition exasperated the average reader, and was sometimes queried by the expert .

All I wanna do is get rid of it. -No! Save the faeces to feed the planet! You people make me so exasperated!

Exasperated marketers argue that confronted with such mercenary consumption patterns, they cannot understand their core markets.

When I come to his connexion with Blanche Stroeve I am exasperated by the fragmentariness of the facts at my disposal.

Yet the police could be forgiven for feeling exasperated by this criticism.

'Because I'm trying to drive! ' he replied, exasperated.

But just imagine that the exasperated northerners were dreaming of something more radical: fully ceding sovereign authority.

[getting exasperated] What do you mean the Mitchell brothers? You know his name's Ross Kemp!

"Did what hurt? " I was exasperated with her, with myself.

had an exasperated look on his face; felt exasperated beyond endurance.

exasperate The girl was extremely exasperated at her boyfriend's forgetting her birthday.

These problems are being exasperated by the "information explosion" and the technological revolution we are presently experiencing.

"You can't even short the market, " says one exasperated analyst for a foreign investment bank.

Exasperated, the brown one got up and brought from a corner oddly shaped box that Kunta had seen him arrive with.

She was exasperated against the informer.

But prevarication over the construction of new pipelines has both undermined those threats and exasperated the Chinese.

She was exasperated by the senseless delays.

But senior ministers familiar with the workings of the EU are growing exasperated with Blair.

And it has also exasperated the EU by backsliding on promised improvements to the judiciary and legal system.

Constant interruption of his work exasperated HIM.

He smirked, he gesticulated , and occasionally seemed exasperated with Obama's responses.

America is exasperated by a Europe that does not pull its weight.

At first, he looked exasperated, and I thought he was going to snap "of course they will. "

After an hour this, exasperated doctor asked lawyer, "What do you do stop people from asking you legal advice when you're out the office? "

The focus on the legal formalities of the talks has exasperated developed countries.

One local business woman, exasperated with people stealing her sign has taken to adding another "g" in the hope it will deter thieves.

She was exasperated at his stupidity.

Finally, exasperated, student asks, "But how am I going to get an education? " .

The Highborne were thoroughly exasperated by what they saw as a foolish overreaction against sorcery.

Minnesotans seem mildly exasperated by the situation rather than enraged.

He does get exasperated by the lapses and his impact has been at its weakest in the defence.

heRA was so exasperated by Zeus's triumphant grin that she blinded Teiresias.

Exasperated , I sternly asked her one final time to return to her seats .

Finally, the exasperated statue comes to life and looks down at the begging man and says: "My son, please, please, please buy a ticket. "

"More? " the father said, mock-exasperated but clearly pleased. "You're not tired? "

He was exasperated at the negligence of the officials.

"Fine, " he snapped, abruptly exasperated.

"I don't plant a crop until I know I've got the money to finish that crop, " the exasperated farmer says.

Yet talking to the Greek elite left me feeling both sympathetic and exasperated.

She was exasperated to find nobody at home.

Teachers get exasperated at students - they don't pay attention, they're sleepy, they have bad attitudes.

"I know you haven't, " said Professor McGonagall, sounding half exasperated, half admiring.

Exasperated, the zoo director had the height increased to 30 feet, but the kangaroo still escaped.

"What does Germany want? " asks an exasperated Eurocrat in Brussels.

We were exasperated at his ill behaviour.

One exasperated father has started a campaign to make Pororo eat Korean food, instead of Western cakes.

The exasperated customer insists on accusing the store.

On the phone, he's quick with dates and exasperated pronouncements.

I asked Megan at the end of my story, exasperated and desperate for advice.

"Give me whatever you prefer, " the gentleman said slightly exasperated. "My wife will be back tomorrow to exchange them. "

McMurphy [exasperated] Aw come on, you're not gonna say that now!

He was exasperated by her stupidity.

The real disruption has been caused by radical local union leaders exasperated by the feebleness of ordinary strikes.

His conscious lie exasperated his teacher to no end.

To which the equally exasperated principal replies, "This is your education" .

They are often exasperated at the way China, and they personally, are portrayed in the West.

Vadim's approach to life now exasperated her.

Faced with these things in the past, I became annoyed and exasperated.

At one point, keenly exasperated, he leaned over, opened the glove box and pulled out three toy cars.

His slightly exasperated response is that being an activist requires media-savvy.

That child exasperated me.

His foolish question exasperated the teacher.

Exasperated, Mr Suraj's widow filed a complaint in June to learn what happened that day, and see justice done.

One day, exasperated because the old woman had broken another plate, the daughter sent the grandson to buy his grandmother a wooden plate.

I want to personally apologize to Ezra Klein for the exasperated tone of this post.

"Well, then, if they must have a victim, you have my leave to throw Madame Olenska to them, " cried her son, exasperated.

Rachel: (exasperated) Yes, Chandler, that's exactly what it is. It's your hair.

Have you ever felt exasperated when you bumped into someone at the store but absolutely couldn't remember their name?

The euro zone's exasperated north must do more than complain about the south's troubles