Sentence examples for be frustrated as from inspiring English sources

This is a series finale certain to divide opinion, with those seeking revelations likely to be frustrated (as was the case when it aired in France).

As eager as Colonel Qaddafi and Libyans are to rejoin the contemporary world, to just become a normal country, they are likely to be frustrated as long as it remains impossible to fundamentally reform the system imposed by Libya's absolute ruler.

But it is not possible for God's will to be frustrated, as long as what he wills is consistent.

"Some expectations will be frustrated, as a lot of different people have different expectations".

In the second act of "Waiting for Godot," Vladmir and Estragon have a series of scenes in which they try on articles of clothing that do not seem to fit, causing them to be frustrated as they wait for the mysterious Godot.

Than you can pretend to be frustrated as you go through the deck, not seeing their card.

"We're frustrated as anybody by the delays in publication of the Chilcot report but the Chilcot inquiry is and it quite properly must remain, an independent inquiry".

I'm frustrated as I'm a fan as well.

"I'm frustrated as I couldn't see them winning the game and they got given a lifeline.

"I'm frustrated as every time we edged in front we conceded a penalty, but all credit to Exeter as they kept coming and coming and ramped it up at the end.

"These countries are frustrated as hell that we're not getting faster action.