Sentence examples for Frustrated from inspiring English sources

The win by two runs, he says, inspired relief in the England dressing room rather than joy – just as failing to win in Cardiff hugely frustrated the Australians three weeks ago.

Libya's boat builders are frustrated because the onset of civil war cut deliveries of timber from Egypt.

Like many managers in non research-intensive universities, Talboys is frustrated by the City's fear of backing institutions without a Russell Group badge.

Yet while I can understand frustrated Conservative voters turning to Ukip, it's pretty strange, all that switching from the most pro-European party to one that exists to get Britain out of the union.

Increasingly, the German public is getting frustrated with the stubborn refusal of the crisis to resolve itself.

I am frustrated with the inefficiency, the lack of organisation and the inability to involve me in decisions.

Arsenal can be satisfied to have started the deadline day job with Welbeck but frustrated not to have finished it with the extra signings they need.

These were the standout issues for me: Many people were frustrated with the two-party system, and at a conversation at McGowan's table a man said he had come to find out how to hasten its demise.

By the time the hearing was over, Adelson had argued with the judge, contradicted the evidence of his own executives and frustrated his lawyers by revealing more information than he was required to in response to simple yes or no questions.

Lehmann was educated at a mixed gender school – unusual for the time – and became frustrated in her career at the attitudes towards women in the sciences.

Nothing much has gone right since, starting with a couple of training injuries in 2013, as a result of which he spent so much time stuck in his box that he got frustrated, kicked a wall and injured himself again.