Sentence examples for bit of a frustration from inspiring English sources

"But nothing to date has happened, so that's a little bit of a frustration for me.

The Wall is both an amazing innovation and a bit of a frustration.

"It's a bit of a frustration," grimaces the 62-year-old chief executive of Maytag Corp., the $3 billion (sales) appliance manufacturer.

I won't give it away, but the ending inspires a bit of frustration, but a lot of wonder as well.

There might be a bit of frustration there were a couple of chances left out there, but I don't think we should be overly disappointed with the result.

I believe it's normal to have a bit of frustration when you are striving for more; the frustration can act as a reminder that you need to adjust your current goals.

Brown, a nice though driven guy, also has a bit of a temper, and his frustration came out two weeks before the election in a confrontation with an in-your-face LA TV reporter, who was very excited about his hidden camera investiation showing CalTrans employees, their state cars taken away by Brown's order, renting big pick-ups on the state dime and buying booze on state time.

It took 17 years, a step back (Justice Sandra Day O'Connor was succeeded by Samuel A. Alito Jr. in 2006) and a good bit of public frustration voiced by Justice.

GLENDALE — Even though the Flintridge Prep baseball team had little difficulty overall in beating Chadwick by nine runs on Wednesday, the Rebels took a little bit of lingering frustration into Thursday's rematch at the Glendale Sports Complex after striking out looking five times in the opener.

Head coach Lancaster admitted there was "a bit of frustration" they did not win by a bigger margin, despite bouncing back from their opening defeat by France in Paris.

The stylus does offer a bit of frustration at times, due to some occasional skipping and also a startup process that seems hit or miss at times.