exasperating

Instead, Cregger’s exasperating stabs at humor poke holes in the ubiquitous dread at the core of his story, letting all the air back into the room.

“Fight on” has become “Paddle on,” with each ensuing season an exasperating exercise in keeping that Trojan helmet afloat.

More problematic, an exasperating character like Jessica, lived with at such length, can become exhausting, and she does.

Nudleman says the attachment designed to enhance the selection and viewing process has only made it more exasperating.

The bus shortage has become exasperating for everyone involved.