Sentences with phrase «exasperation as»

Those questions, and variants of them, are what you'll mutter to yourself in confused exasperation as you click around Rory McIlroy PGA Tour's menus for the first time.

in exasperation as they know they are about to get crushed into a thin paste.

We hear Blake's mounting exasperation as he's required to answer a series of clueless and robotic questions, all of which fail to get at the heart of the issue — that being his heart, of course.

There's also the overly antagonistic Biff, who manages to torment Marty in every time period he travels to, or Marty and Doc's perpetual trouble in repairing the DeLorean after it has been damaged, but none of these tribulations produce the same exasperation as when Marty is confronted by his teenage mother.

The mother smiled ruefully at me in exasperation as she sighed, «She's going to finish me off!»

My bestie pretty much shakes his head in exasperation as he explains the Euro match timetable, and how the winners are chosen, every single week.

Not exact matches

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As Murray points out, and with some exasperation, our elite culture insists on a nonjudgmental public ethic.

First of all I understand the exasperation with the institutional church (i.e. churchianity), but to present the idea of the individual as the church is to go from one extreme of error to another.

It may be something else, for the matter of that it may be exasperation against providence, as if it were providence which had allowed him to fall into temptation, as if it ought not to have been so hard on him, since for a long while he had victoriously withstood temptation.

Also, in exasperation, he would respond as he responded to the Galatians seduced by Judaizers: «O foolish Galatians, who has bewitched you!»

I never had the chance to try my grandmother's greens, so I can't really say how my mom's versions compared, but as a child I felt exasperation and dread whenever my mother picked up those gargantuan leaves at the store.

The late Johan Cruyff, applauded by all corners of the ground during the 14th minute to match the late Dutch master's chosen shirt number, had been a vocal critic of the current generation, expressing exasperation at their inability to play a decent pass as their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign collapsed into disaster.

Ronaldo, as we know, is one of the greatest attacking agents the game has ever seen but, he would often show bouts of exasperation on the pitch at Mourinho's tactics when playing for him.

Sometimes, even letting out a big sigh of exasperation after the fourth accident that day, can come across as anger to your kid.

She feels it is a great pleasure and honor for her to share her daily experiences, exasperation and epiphanies as she finds her way along this journey of parenting from the heart.

I expressed on FB some exasperation about my 2.5 yo daughter taking something like 2 hours to fall asleep one night last year — mostly because I'd hoped to get some stuff done before I got my pregnant self to bed, too — and a friend had the gall to write something about my daughter should be long past nursing to sleep & / or wanting me to lie down with her as she fell asleep.

In the midst of alarm and exasperation across European capitals concerning the security situation in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)-- from the still unstable Libya to the worsening Syrian crisis, and from the Mali insurgency to the Algerian hostage crisis — Cameron's proposal should not be seen simply as domestic demagoguery.

Mark Harper admits «exasperation» over prisoner voting rights as he faces the wrath of angry Tory MPs

He will also express his exasperation that at the point at which the country is facing the «most profound economic challenge in living memory», parliament is being clogged up by issues such as Europe and gay rights «simply because they cause the biggest political punch - ups».

«Mark Harper admits «exasperation» over prisoner voting rights as he faces the wrath of angry Tory MPs Main Health Minister makes reducing abortion rate «an absolute priority» as Nadine Dorries raises concerns over lack of pre-abortion counselling»

But even as the crowd roared their approval and the former first lady threw up her hands in mock exasperation, several dozen people exited the hotel ballroom once Clinton finished speaking and Cuomo took the microphone.

In addition to thinking outside the box another tip is to use your head: now you're looking for love and that is your goal, do not lose heart because nothing is impossible, you only need not lose hope and as we said no fall in exasperation!

Picking out any to discuss is a problem; I could write an essay on the subtleties and joys of each actor, from James Spader's surprising energy and comedy to David Straitharn's astonishing deftness juggling exasperation with and admiration for the president he serves as Secretary of State.

It's hard not to giggle at the «Fifty Shades» movies, and I say that with as much admiration as exasperation.

Cera delivers the one natural - seeming performance in the picture, the one that conveys legitimate exasperation for mothers who call him «puppy» and girlfriends who talk on hamburger phones and put abandoned living - room sets on his lawn as some sort of shrine (like the film itself) to fashionable quirk.

Her impatient retraction, made as Academy members are publicly sighing their collective exasperation over being called out, simply felt unconvincing.

«Matt Damon is a constant churn of gee - whiz earnestness, righteous indignation, nervous exasperation and self - aggrandizing swagger as Whitacre,» I wrote.

Matt Damon is a constant churn of gee - whiz earnestness, righteous indignation, nervous exasperation and self - aggrandizing swagger as Whitacre, a wannabe hero with a lovingly loyal wife, Ginger (Melanie Lynskey as the epitome of sixties sitcom housewife and mother), a magnificent house and a blazingly successful career that could all be put at risk by his cooperation with the Feds.

Conversely, Ed Helms and Bradley Cooper are just as funny with their respective styles of high - strung exasperation and chuckling nonchalance.

Ed shares my exasperation, as there's only so many times you can regurgitate the same series of stats to rationalize your predicted winner in a category like this one, where the most interesting thing to ever happen outside of Gangs of New York losing to Chicago and The Aviator losing to Ray was Hugo winning over The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

J.K. Simmons and Allison Janney co-star as her sardonic but unconditionally supportive pop and stepmom, potential caricatures that the performers fill with warmth and protectiveness behind resigned exasperation, and Olivia Thirlby is a discovery as Juno's spirited best friend.

However, Canada expressed exasperation at how the public has continued not to see education as the key to the future.

Think of all the times reformers have mocked «the factory model» of schooling, voiced exasperation that classrooms look the same today as they did one hundred years ago, and lamented that the school calendar still reflects an agrarian economy.

As this year's State of Preschool marks 14 years of tracking state government support for preschool education, I find myself citing Keynes in exasperation with the slow pace of government intervention.

A condemnation of Chrysler's old Sebring convertible and BMW's new i8 hybrid sports car might both be born of frustration, but one carries the exasperation of excellence that might have been perfected while the other, as I still can't seem to forget, had absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever other than cheap price.

As Howey's exasperation came to light Wednesday in his post, the good Greenfield — my colleague on at the Live Tweet Command Center at every DBW event — may have misunderstood him.

As publishers and agents have started to realize with exasperation today, a number of titles in the Kindle Lending Library program — including some of the bestselling, prominently - promoted titles on the program's home page — are part of this new initiative without the consent or affirmative participation of the publishers and rightsholders.

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Touching, tender, ribald, raunchy, innovative, annoying: there are many pleasures in David Hockney's Tate Britain retrospective, but just as many exasperations.

The transformation of the film title into Painters Panting reveals something of the exhibition's focus — the exasperation with and ongoing passion about «painting concerns» as evinced by painters, photographers, video artists, and filmmakers.

However, I am losing patience, as exasperation is beginning to outweigh amusement.

Judge Silver expressed her exasperation with Goodyear's conduct by using her inherent authority to award $ 2.7 million in attorney fees and costs as well as ordering Goodyear to file a copy of her order sanctioning its behavior in any subsequent G159 litigation.

As the court wrote, apparently in exasperation, «Certainly, plaintiffs can not be suggesting that somehow the copyright prevents defendants from serving chicken salad sandwiches.»

How often do we hear statements of exasperation following a murder as police are stymied by a community that refuses to cooperate with critical investigations?

My boys perceived a stern glance or a sigh of exasperation by my husband and I as signs of weaknesses or our inability to handle or care for them.

a) Sounds to me like the same strategy as was used by the «Sovereignty - Association» crew at the Constitutional level — asking for special exemptions AND $ $ compensation - for - services - provided - locally, expecting / demanding «special status» within the national organization to recognize inherent cultural / language differences, legal uniqueness (rooted in BNA & pre-Confed special - arrangements) blah blah blah - while attempting to hold the whole organization hostage / in doubt, while angling for a better deal — settled in desperation / exasperation in order to make the problem «go away».