| The girl with dark brown hair looked at the exasperatingly chirpy look on Diana's face and once again, sighed inwardly. |
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| It is presumably futile to expect that question to be explored in a series which exasperatingly left lots of issues unaddressed. |
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| My questions are also based on his exasperatingly convoluted and unclear manner of speaking. |
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| It occurred to me that to focus on something like this for as long as I have is all so incredibly, exasperatingly single-minded. |
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| The figure kept, exasperatingly, just out of their reach, always a pace ahead of them. |
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| He wouldn't talk, turning away from them and staying exasperatingly silent. |
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| But the role of Sandeman brings out the self-important worst in Harris, who delivers an exasperatingly conceited, whispery performance. |
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| Physicists had known that the top must exist since 1977, when its partner, the bottom, was discovered. But the top proved exasperatingly hard to find. |
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| It is, certainly, painfully lovely, achingly gorgeous, exasperatingly lyrical, sumptuously spellbinding, ethereally hypnotic, and, above all, transcendentally sublime. |
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| In 2000, close to two-thirds of all illiterates were female, and the gap is closing at an exasperatingly slow rate. |
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| Phillips's exasperatingly self-aware first novel, Prague, kicked off the vogue for quasi-memoirs by smart young things about life in 1990s Eastern Europe. |
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| What fun I had groping around in the dark before stumbling into the dazzling light of the centre and a guilty-looking lover chatting up the exasperatingly pretty artist. |
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| Nothing else in creation possesses what mankind has, namely religion and complex economy, the devil lying exasperatingly in the etiological details of our associating them. |
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| Pa's directions to drivers are often exasperatingly cryptic. |
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| Neither machine sucked with much conviction, and the flotation edge of the Constellation was always exasperatingly tripping over its own cord and nudging itself under the frayed edges of oriental carpets. |
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| When there is so much dire need in the world, the process may seem exasperatingly slow, but these potent thought-forms can gather further momentum if they are sufficiently publicised worldwide. |
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| Public infrastructure studies are mystifyingly precise in choosing what assets should be considered, while being exasperatingly elusive about why they chose those particular assets. |
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| Like all successes, it can seem exasperatingly commonplace. |
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