exasperatedly

As one character says exasperatedly in the play's first scene, "Anything, everything is possible."

"Armor is not a person," she said exasperatedly to her son.

Surely she must still be with him,' Laura said exasperatedly.

She was exasperatedly aware of tears starting to well up.

Moments later she sighed exasperatedly - it was no good.

"This has got to be a mistake", said Ernie to himself exasperatedly.

Lydia, who knew what it was, exasperatedly poked the fire.

"Stop looking for rusty nails in your soup," he said exasperatedly.

"I've got no chance with these on," Harry said exasperatedly, waving his glasses.

"I haven't the stuff to work that magic," he told her exasperatedly.

The woman jammed the receiver down on the hook and turned round exasperatedly.

"Then you won't last long in politics," said Anne, exasperatedly.

She stretched her new body luxuriously, and smiled just a little exasperatedly at James.

"You know that is not true," he said exasperatedly as he felt her trembling.

Bush exasperatedly refused to answer two world leader questions, gave the name of one leader, and described another.

The anarchist looked up from his paper and shook his head exasperatedly.

He points exasperatedly at the stereo where my floor show has unplugged the headphones.

He exasperatedly grabbed my face in his broad hand and shoved me violently-down.

Wilbur propped his chin on a hand and stared across the bar exasperatedly.

"George," she said exasperatedly, 'you're broke and you're talking like this?

Beside them a girl peered exasperatedly at same mending.

"You are the most stubborn man," Katrina said, exasperatedly.

"You're not going to discuss it," she sighed exasperatedly.

Bryant made fists, punched exasperatedly off into the wind.

"Critics," Emily said exasperatedly and rolled her eyes the way she had seen her father do a few times.