Sentence examples for Mildly frustrating from inspiring English sources

It can be mildly frustrating when it seems to be all that's focused on.

"The novel just comes so close to being perfectly scored for theatre that it's mildly frustrating to me that there are places where it doesn't perfectly translate".

Perhaps just as positively, however, Mickelson finished on a generally positive note, a beautifully holed 30-foot putt on the penultimate green breaking a mildly frustrating string of eight pars that included at least four decent chances for further birdies.

However, with only 1GB of RAM, multi-tasking displays a noticeable burden on the Hudl, with slow transitions between apps and a touch of mildly frustrating lag in certain situations.

At the Foo Fighters concert, our bridge number was on the opposite side of the stadium from our approach, which was mildly frustrating, but not a big deal – until it became apparent that the turnstile was on the far side of the stadium from our bridge.

As I noted before, one of the big themes in ICS, which is both perfectly understandable and mildly frustrating at times, is a push to make Android easier to use for people who aren't 'power users'.

Riders' moods ranged from nonchalant to inconvenienced to mildly frustrated.

While he's mildly frustrated that "invariably the things people have seen are your least proud work", he appreciates the advantages of appearing in big-budget Hollywood fare.

Day one would witness a mass execution of popup windows; brief impressions of consent obliterated by the barely conscious mouse clicks of a billion mildly frustrated users.

Some were curious about factual aspects of the phone records program and appeared mildly frustrated at their inability to get public answers about what until last year was among the US government's most closely held secrets.

He could throw the ball further than anyone his father had seen, but was mildly frustrated when his sister, Victoria, 23, did not share his passion – teasingly calling her "feeble Phoebie" for her girlish attempts to do the same.