Sentence examples for a total frustration from inspiring English sources

"It's just been a total frustration," said Mr. Kean, who has testified repeatedly to Congress about the need to get a strong board up and running.

"It's just been a total frustration," former New Jersey governor and 9/11 commissioner Tom Kean, one of the architects of the board, said in 2012 for a New York Times story about the board's "troubled life".

The results showed these frameworks were rarely used, mostly due to insufficient information:...trying to develop the operating budget which was a total frustration because there was no history... or at least no accurate history as to how the previous budgets were developed.

There was barely time to kick-off and a scene of total frustration had been instantly transformed into one of celebration.

With a week this long and intense, you tend to go from sheer happiness to total frustration in a matter of seconds, and don't even get us started about the amount of sleep we lost.

It was total frustration".

This "enrichment" still fails miserably to allow hens to carry out their natural behavioural patterns, thereby imposing on them lives of total frustration.

"I have read the instructions four times now, and I still don't know what they want from me," he said in total frustration.

To Jock, "the total frustration of dealing with people who have no habits of strategic thinking" was a great part of the appeal of working with the Rwandan riders, equal only to "the exhilaration of their raw power and ability".

Finally, when he was in ninth grade, in total frustration, I asked him, "What could I promise you that would give you the incentive to behave for the rest of the year?" His answer?

"It is total frustration, to have five months off the bike, it was an absolute killer.