Exasperating in a sentence

D’Agata doesn’t view himself as a journalist at all, which is why he finds Fingal’s persnickety spreadsheet approach to his work so exasperating.

The frustration of electoral malpractices becomes more exasperating when indicted electoral offenders are not prosecuted for reasons which are often attributable to impunity.

It’s a nightmare scenario for a central bank due to the difficulty in dealing with any one symptom of stagflation without exasperating others.

All you’re doing is exasperating the situation.

Men too — some of them — find stereotypes exasperating.

Most importantly, all that water — predictably — makes getting that brown crust exasperating.

The 45kHZ screeching noise is particularly exasperating as its high frequency can be heard even in the loudest of places.

As exasperating as it can be, and as much as we should be accountable for our own actions as fans, I should stop suggesting that this is entirely on a vocal, negative segment the fanbase because it is not entirely all their fault.

I wonder if she would find the silence oftoday’s parents and eldersat the distress of the young, terribly exasperating.

She could be exasperating – a menace, even, after one glass too many of red wine – but she was also deeply affectionate and intensely loyal.

That said, it’s exasperating (yet predictable) that the movie makes such a great, groaning fuss over the fact that women are onboard, a self-consciousness that reads like self-congratulation.

The market setting in Nigeria is open and mainly traditional, yet highly vivacious and exasperating.

Abstain from smiling, or indulgence in humorous conversation, or exasperating jokes.

Also exasperating, is the demand coming from both the Trump administration and the authorized conservative press that we punish the UN by taking away funds because we lost a vote there.

OBJ’s exasperating behavior is kid’s stuff compared to Ray Lewis who is borderline evil.

The receiver who provided so many exhilarating and exasperating moments during one of the NFL’s most prolific careers is about 600 miles away from Canton this weekend.

There is nothing more exasperating for a prospective employer than to have the misfortune of reading a CV full of grammatical and typographical errors.

Today the headlines that we see about youth corpers have been exasperating.

Character Friends and colleagues describe Dyson as shy and self-effacing, with a contrarian streak that his friends find refreshing but his intellectual opponents find exasperating.

It was the country versus the city—an exasperating idea for them, as was the amazing fact that every new work of Rousseau's was a huge success, whether the subject was politics, theater, education, religion, or a novel about love.