Sentences with phrase «exasperation on»

I thought he meant the pet shop but after some exasperation on his part that Nanny was so thick, he said «You know — Bunnies!!»

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.

There are signs of frustration and exasperation on the part of the Master.

Not exact matches

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

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

We do not share Warren's exasperation at bringing a nonbeliever to church on one occasion and finding out that it was a communion Sunday.

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 the 18th, after a similar break on his approach, he launched his club at his bag in exasperation and took off toward the green.

The generally low - key and diplomatic Claypool, in fact, expressed exasperation with the Park District from his first day on the job, when he paid a surprise visit to Gage Park and discovered a staff member sleeping on a gym mat.

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.

Once school started, things were a little better, but the kids were still driving to me to the point of exasperation before they even got on the bus.

One of David Cameron's most pugnacious ministers has expressed exasperation with fellow Tory MPs following a string of blue - on - blue attacks.

On Sunday, Tim outlined the Speaker's exasperation, after last week's Autumn Statement was the latest example of policy being leaked to the press beforehand.

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.

7th Senate District: State Supreme Court Justice Ira Warshawsky, who is overseeing the results in the Johnson - Martins race, on Friday expressed exasperation with the pace of the ballot count.

In conversations with multiple Democratic officials in New York, the prevailing sentiment that has emerged is one of exasperation bordering on anger.

In their previous debate, the two men frequently traded barbs and expressed exasperation during heated exchanges on police policy and public safety.

A snap Kardashian posted on Wednesday began with a pic of a battle rope and an expression of exasperation: «Wtf kinda workout is this today?!»

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.

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.

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.

While the heist goes off great, the team can't seem to get out of town no matter what they do, and Murray's exasperation at the escalating events is delicious to behold, especially when he unloads on Randy Quaid.

Brown, meanwhile, has the wicked gleam in her eye of a raging, on - the - warpath, manic - sad compulsive, which works well in contrast with Walter's more baseline, normalized exasperation at the unfolding situation.

Hüller and Simonischek do superlative work, creating a relationship that feels genuine in its mix of affection and exasperation; neither Winfried nor Ines ever intends to hurt the other, yet the disappointment just keeps accruing on both sides, until each snaps in his / her own way.

Caan quickly reminds us of his skillful comedic slow - burn, eventually tossing up his arms in exasperation at each of Buddy's unstoppable infractions against Caan's peace on earth.

They ramble through local malls and mooch money from distracted shoppers to buy ice cream, and to Bobby's exasperation they eat this ice cream in the Magic Castle's lobby area where it inevitably drips on to the floor.

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.

He announces it on the very evening they're trying to raise funds from donors, with the kind of boyish enthusiasm that Gael Garcia Bernal brings to his lead — and Peters» aghast reaction is full of the hilarious exasperation that makes her his ideal foil.

On one hand, if we merely say the words «Master Scheduling» to a principal, AP, or superintendent, they will immediately throw their arms up in exasperation, talking our ear off about how difficult it is and how much it helps or hinders them.

It creates excessively high standards and expectations on an individual and exasperation when they or others fail to meet the exacting standards set.

Chase said (with exasperation and a sense of «it's going to be bad»), «This is the most important one; what did I get on that?»

These students, raised entirely after the Columbine massacre, well - educated, media and social media savvy, have captured a tremendous amount of attention and have openly expressed the frustration and exasperation with the nation's complete standstill on gun policy purchased by millions of dollars in political donations by the NRA.

After days of exasperation over this missing feature, I stumbled upon the hill descent control function, which did help the car hold gears longer, but only on deceleration.

[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.

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.

No matter how nice, or how much of a «good kitty» your cat is, there will be something, and possibly lots of things, that your cat insists on doing that will cause you to feel anything from mild irritation, to near blood boiling exasperation.

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.

President Trump's exasperation echoed, oddly, on both sides of the political aisle and throughout the humanities, where there is a sense of the impending collapse of our institutions.

I know it currently gets done on occasion by posters who in apparent exasperation take the time to straighten out another confused poster.

Australia is already viewed with exasperation, sometimes even hostility, by the international community, and it is unlikely to be sympathetic to our claims when we decide to re-enter the process later on.

Complacency, arrogance and diversionary political tactics are driving a bewildered public to exasperation point, especially when experts are telling us there is urgent need to act and we are suddenly observing the increasingly dramatic effects of climate change on a daily basis.

Anu (17:44:53): I suppose nobody here has mentioned to you that Dr. Lindzen was one of those «IPCC people» =============== Odd you mention that, since everyone knows that Lindzen, like others, resigned from the IPCC in exasperation because he could not go on with that kind of propaganda organization purporting to write scientific reports.

Anu (17:44:53): I suppose nobody here has mentioned to you that Dr. Lindzen was one of those «IPCC people» =============== Odd you mention that without mentioning that Lindzen, like others, resigned from the IPCC in exasperation because he could not go on with that kind of propaganda organization purporting to write scientific reports.

You are doing yeoman work on this thread, and with your work, and that was just a transient exasperation.

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.