Sentences with phrase «exasperation when»

As good as Nex Machina is, there are definitely moments of exasperation when you invariably catch a stray projectile and are killed.

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

I know I sigh in exasperation when we're far past nap time, but you're still lagging behind with the kids to take in all of the sights and sounds together.

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When the 50 full - time employee mandate goes into effect next year, Plakans says, he expects to see a lot more exasperation from business owners.

When this news broke, my entire circle of friends (young Mississippians) all reacted exactly the same — with humiliation and exasperation.

It was a time when TV first flexed its muscles to bring down a towering political figure — the telecast of the McCarthy hearings and that riveting moment when the defense lawyer, Joseph Welsh, faced Senator Joe McCarthy and said in exasperation, «Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?»

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.

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.

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?»

I know of children that once they reached the toddler years demanded the family bed when waking in the middle of night, much to the exasperation of their parents.

Animal tail movements reveal their emotional states, particularly the exasperation they feel when stymied during problem - solving tasks, new research suggests.

In what is thought to be among the first studies of frustration in free - ranging animals, the findings, published online in the Journal of Comparative Psychology, suggest that animal tail movements reveal their emotional states, particularly the exasperation they feel when stymied during problem - solving tasks.

At the time, everyone hoped that Fight The Future would finally explain all but when this turned out to be yet another load of half answered questions it meant exasperation and disillusionment all round.

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.

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.

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.

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.

There are odd moments in Seven Psychopaths when Marty's understandable exasperation becomes tedious and repetitive.

When Howard Harris talks about his salary, he alludes in exasperation and embarrassment to some of his students, who earn a higher hourly wage in part - time jobs at nearby Disney World.

It was hard to believe that air travel had ever been considered glamorous, when now what most people felt was a seesawing between anxiety and exasperation.

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.»

When I asked a seven year old why it had that name, he said, with a look of exasperation befitting a surly teenager, «Do you see any hair?»

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.

«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...

What often happens, though, is you don't survive, are forced to play the sequence a half dozen times, and when you finally succeed, the relief is from exasperation.

When Knoedler's lawyers did cross-examinations, Domenico would shake his head and laugh in exasperation.

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.

It's silly to express exasperation at something not working when you've never tried it before.

And then, just this past week, the Supreme Court of Canada released a one - sentence decision that sums up the exasperation at the failings of the justice system when it comes to sexual assault.

When senior prosecutors first told us rookies about this, they would roll their eyes in exasperation.

When this question inevitably comes up in your job interview we implore you to refrain from rolling your eyes in exasperation.

When triggered, old hurts — both within the couple and from their early life — pop back up, and couples often retreat into exasperation and hopelessness.