Sentences with phrase «exasperation for»

The unusually strong performance of US stocks in 2013 was a welcome surprise for investors who are following a simple buy - and - hold strategy and a source of exasperation for many professionals caught flatfooted by the steady rise in share prices.

Further exasperation for viewers occurs when some characters end up in the film having never been introduced at all, distracting enjoyment from the tale in trying to figure out who these people are and where they all came from.

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.

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He said his exasperation reached a point where he told a colleague that «for me the Taliban is on the inside of the building.»

With more than a hint of exasperation, Scalia concludes: «One will search in vain the document we are supposed to be construing for text that provides the basis for the argument over these distinctions; and will find in our society's tradition regarding abortion no hint that the distinctions are constitutionally relevant, much less any indication how a constitutional argument about them ought to be resolved.

This is the reason for much of the exasperation sometimes felt by his critics.

This is carried out by Elihu, a younger man who first vents his exasperation at the three friends for failing to properly answer Job, and then condemns Job for justifying himself instead of God.

The truth can now be seen: Progress is not what the popular mind looks for, finding with exasperation that it never comes.

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.

At first it was frustration and then exasperation, disbelief and finally despair and resignation that absolutely sod all is going right for the Gunners at the moment.

Faced with the certitude of defeat for the first time in his career, he yielded to a combination of vexation, exasperation and just plain futility and gave a demonstration that was shocking and unworthy.

For the likes of Salah, Firmino, Mané and, for the last few games at least, Moreno, it's a shame that their efforts are sometimes lost in the ensuing exasperation of failings elsewheFor the likes of Salah, Firmino, Mané and, for the last few games at least, Moreno, it's a shame that their efforts are sometimes lost in the ensuing exasperation of failings elsewhefor the last few games at least, Moreno, it's a shame that their efforts are sometimes lost in the ensuing exasperation of failings elsewhere.

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.

When I explained it would be a cloth diaper for his new baby brother, Ezra put down his pencil and replied in exasperation, «Why do you like diapers so much anyway?»

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, too, am torn between feeling empathy for parents who want a more child - friendly world and utter exasperation over the self - absorption shown by the «my kid can do no wrong» and «the world revolves around my child's needs» parents.

One good - government advocate called this a «disingenuous deflection» after the Silver verdict, and on Friday, NYPIRG executive director Blair Horner betrayed a bit of exasperation in yet another call for change.

The Prime Minister called for an early general election on Tuesday just weeks after starting the formal process of Britain leaving the EU, causing exasperation amongst some EU leaders.

Doheny added that he and Giuliani share exasperation at the Democrats» policies that have «squandered trillions in tax dollars, rung up the largest deficit in history, and created a bleak landscape for small business owners.»

A recent CNN / ORC International Poll reveals a growing public exasperation and demand for compromise.

Not just for Paladino's invocation of the memory of his dead son, but for his raw exasperation with New York government.

To the exasperation of meat lovers everywhere (especially those who enjoy arguing for sport), once lively debates with vegans were now extinguished with one simple phrase: Just read The China Study!

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.

And though that may limit the willingness of some to embark upon Park's vision, those willing to invest in the various threads of his ouroboros narrative and allow themselves to become an author in Park's craning whirligig of Shakespearean tragedy and sardonic sexual exasperation will find the The Handmaiden is filled with sick pleasures many and makes for a rather rewarding cinematic experience.

The son's patience, exasperation and love in trying to humour his declining father by taking him on a wild goose chase across the stark, flat landscapes of the Mid West to claim some mythical prize money will strike chords with anyone who has cared for an elderley relative.

Dave Franco is Wiseau's frosted tipped, baby - faced best friend Greg, offering a sympathetic perspective — and at times all - out exasperation — for the now - famous oddball.

Shannon has played many frightening, volatile villains in the past — and frightening, volatile protagonists, for that matter — but here, he opts to be a buffoon, mumbling and ranting in hilarious exasperation every time Gordon - Levitt gives him the slip.

Piovani gives this buddy chef comedy a wistful, sad - sack jazz approach that is more about slow - burn exasperation that racing for head of state, with a fuzz guitar only adding to Reno's exasperation at the new kid of the butcher block.

You're more likely to sigh with exasperation at the characters» stupidity and at the elaborateness of their schemes when you should be reveling in it and laughing heartily while waiting for the shaky house of cards to collapse.

Kristen Wiig's default mode of defeated exasperation sets the tone for Berman and Pulcini's slow - footed comedy about an out - of - work, loveless New York playwright who's forced to move back in with her wacky mother (Annette Bening) after a fake suicide attempt.

Nivola, meanwhile, nicely modulates his exasperation, and his pairing with Walken makes for an engaging push - and - pull, scene to scene.

A Second Coming is likely to leave audiences with a mixture of admiration for and baffled exasperation with its subject

Mark Bridges was also justly rewarded for his costume design on Phantom Thread — but for me this is another point of niggling exasperation with this year's awards.

For those who are not too keen on La La Land, watching the musical clean up at awards shows may elicit a certain amount of exasperation.

Harrelson and McDormand play their confrontations with a mutual exasperation that tilts into affection; listen for the perfect instinctiveness with which she tosses a throwaway «baby» into one her replies.

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.

[I think Joe's tone is based on genuine outrage and exasperation, rather than calculated for effect]

Let me rephrase: I assume the outrage and exasperation you display on the blog are genuine — even if the mode of expression is calculated for effect (which is not shocking, since a writer should indeed always be aware of HOW she expresses the content she's trying to convey).

Also — although I don't know him at all, so I am merely guessing — I think Joe's tone is based on genuine outrage and exasperation, rather than calculated for effect.

For all the exasperation some of us may feel at our in ability to really know whether ebook sales are «flattening,» still growing, or sliding backward, what may be more important at the stage in which Wednesday's debate took place are the points being projected in curious parallel:

It's a bad sign when a developer who wants to code for your platform, throws up his hands in exasperation and says «screw it.»

Often pet parents ask me in a moment of exasperation: What can I do to stop the itching and get rid of these fleas for good?!

When owners resist my suggestions that these cats be kindly put to sleep, I have, in exasperation, referred them out for various alternative medicine and «new age» techniques.

«It's like herding cats», is an expression of exasperation often used when something's almost impossible.This is because cats have a reputation for being free - thinkers...

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.

Depending on your mileage, that means a lot of entertainment to make up for the exasperation, or a huge amount of unhappiness interspersed with moments of gratification.

The only madness surrounding Hirst is the hype they generate for him and our exasperation at the inanity of the spectacle.

For the last few years, my particular position on cars has grown more extreme, from making SUVs and pickups safer to banning pickups and SUVs to banning diesels and then all internal combustion engines to finally, in exasperation, suggesting that we just flat out ban cars.

Meanwhile, Justice Stevens, writing for the dissent, expressed exasperation at the state for failing to justify its refusal to grant Osborne to access DNA testing: