Sentence examples for * frustrates in from inspiring English sources

Terrorism frustrates in part because little can be done about it.

But the sudden whirl of creative ambition in "The Beer", a fantastic tale of violent suicide and subsequent zombie visits to the mall, frustrates in its rarity.

Symbiotically linked to the film of the same name, Plan B's return to hip-hop (his 2006 debut was a rap album) is a fierce polemic that impresses and frustrates in equal measure.

Paris Saint-Germain's Jérémy Menez delights and frustrates in equal measure and while Morgan Amalfitano is an international novice, Loïc Rémy is busy transforming himself into an out-and-out centre-forward.

That is fine but what frustrates in these instances, given we are supposed to accept the decision of the officials, is when the Spirit of Cricket is used by some to suggest Steve Smith, the Australia captain, should have recalled the batsman and by not doing so, he was somehow damaging the game.

It delights and frustrates in equal measures.

Fascinating and frustrating in equal measure.

You are blocked, frustrated, in despair.

If the team is frustrated in general, Manager Terry Collins must be frustrated in particular.

"Everyone gets frustrated in here," Piazza said.

I feel very frustrated in my songwriting.