Examples of using Exasperation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She asked herself in exasperation.
Anger, exasperation… and a hint of… Worry?
I hear and see exasperation.
(SIGHS IN EXASPERATION) Whatever it was, it included getting your face fixed.
Seriously?” she asked in exasperation.
I frown in exasperation as my initial excitement fades away into a sinking disappointment.
I asked Jeff, in a moment of exasperation.
(I use the state of exasperation to best conjure up a realistic future motherhood moment.).
He no longer tried to conceal his exasperation.
Even as we roll our eyes with exasperation, we are proud of our little budding lawyers.
He was no longer trying to disguise his exasperation.
And I would see the exasperation between my American and European colleagues, when they were dealing with India.
There is… There's nothing… more tiring than exasperation.
No, Stern will explain with exasperation, as if you are a third-grader who forgot his homework yet again, all he did was step down.
Professor McGonagall drew her hand over her face in exasperation.
Cynthia Lowery of the Associated Press expressed her exasperation with Beatlemania by saying of the Beatles:"Heaven knows we have heard them enough.
I'm not sure where the ideacomes from,” Smith said with a hint of exasperation.
You know that you are the only person who shakes his head in exasperation when I insist on making jokes and small talk, when I refuse to be direct.
After a patient rolling of eyes,Thomas gripped her shoulders and shook her with gentle exasperation.
In the course of an interview insinuating that he had interfered in the US elections,Putin in exasperation turned on the interviewer and in Russian snapped“Maybe they are not even Russians.
I roll my eyes in exasperation and gaze at the pale, brown-haired girl with blue eyes too big for her face staring back at me, and give up.
(Laughter) And then look at people who have done business in India,you will see the exasperation on their faces.
One should step in Pollard? s shoes and feel his exasperation when, time and again, he felt as if he was knocking his head against a concrete wall, after seeing how the American side avoided fulfilling its obligations.
Patiently, with great care,he is methodically building circles of hatred and abysmal exasperation amongst both Arabs and Jews.
Executives sometimes wonder why certain staff personnel never seem to beable to do anything right and out of exasperation wind up handling the whole area themselves.
The ability to strategically focus- in our writing and in our research- is critical,and if you get overwhelmed it is easy to succumb to exasperation and become paralyzed into inaction.
It comes through on every page that Rick feels the intensity with which children long for friends andacceptance, the exasperation they can cause in others, and the joy they feel in social connection.
And, if you are in a group where differences of opinion have reached a heated standoff,a sudden in-breath can be seen by others as a gasp of exasperation because they don't know your beneficial intention.
The thought of the absence of something irretrievably lost behind the screen of a manifold of things and symbols without measure orpurpose in this painting causes feebleness of mind, exasperation, triggers thoughts about the inescapability of the fate of a quicksand life.