用“exasperated”造句大全，exasperated造句

Minnesotans seem mildly exasperated by the situation rather than enraged.

The teachers were exasperated at/ by Bob's cheat in the examination.

When he recalled how they argued at the board meeting, he was exasperated and retorted bitterly:

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

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

As American officials absorbed the news, an exhausted and exasperated Hank Paulson, the then treasury secretary, muttered that the British had “grin-fucked us.”

He was cheerfully blind and deaf to all hints, and if the exasperated missus said anything to him straight, he would look shocked, and reply, as likely as not.

The slow journey exasperated me.

I was exasperated by/at his stupidity.

She was exasperated to find nobody at home.

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

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

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

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

She was firstly annoyed at being questioned and became even more exasperated when she explained that the man in question was her brother, as her boyfriend refused to believe her.

We were exasperated at his ill behaviour.

It exasperated me that they never kept their promises.

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

America intervened Mexico1910 revolution, so the relation ship between America and Mexico exasperated, which urged Germany to send Arthur Zimmermann telegram that it wanted to ally with Mexico.

Finally, the exasperated professor begged,

His conscious lie exasperated his teacher to no end.

but Johnston's skilled retreats before Sherman's turning tactics exasperated President Jefferson Davis, who replaced Johnston with the belligerent John B.

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

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

It is almost as if it is so exasperated by the flaky achievements of its previous anti-deflationary efforts that it would rather sit back and wait for a recovery.

But Morel was too exasperated, at the end of his tether, to answer.

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

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

She was exasperated by the senseless delays.