Sentence examples for a bit frustrated when from inspiring English sources

"Honestly, I get a bit frustrated when the system wants to box everything in and produce an acronym that they can use," May said.

"You do get a bit frustrated when decisions go against you," Johnson said as three further tries went begging, "but for that reason they had to keep their composure, so it was good experience".

As a teacher at a charter school, I get a bit frustrated when I read articles criticizing charter schools, especially because we need to better understand what the statistics often quoted by opponents actually represent.

"I was a bit frustrated when I saw the difficulties to set up a clinical trial, when we know that we have a potential new treatment that can work and that can benefit the patients," he says.

Sure, storage in phones is not the expensive part of a phone, but while looking at my own Android device, I can't help but feel a little bit frustrated when the occasional "not sufficient storage space to install" pop-up appears.

I did get a bit frustrated a couple times when my search results defaulted to Google.

"There were times when he was a bit frustrated last year but in the end it was all part of the process.

Cound, who insists her fiance did not attack his team leader last year, added: "There were times when he was a bit frustrated in 2012 but in the end it was all part of the process.

But when I was in my late 20s I was getting a bit frustrated with the work I was doing and I wanted more control.

"Players are going to be frustrated, of course they are, and when players who have been out of the team score sometimes they are a bit frustrated with the situation.

In the midst of the battle, when I was down on my knees in the trenches, I may have been a bit frustrated with my daughter.