“The girl with dark brown hair looked at the exasperatingly chirpy look on Diana's face and once again, sighed inwardly.”

“It is presumably futile to expect that question to be explored in a series which exasperatingly left lots of issues unaddressed.”

“But the role of Sandeman brings out the self-important worst in Harris, who delivers an exasperatingly conceited, whispery performance.”

“A cousin, exasperatedly and somewhat self-righteously, called him a crybaby.”

“I have exasperatedly succumbed to the practice of babying resistant young voters in the past.”

“This went on for almost ten minutes before she exasperatedly suggested that we should agree to disagree.”