Sentence examples for certainly frustrating from inspiring English sources

"His captaincy was certainly frustrating for all involved, including John," Courier wrote in a recent e-mail.

But it's certainly frustrating to be just repeatedly told that the stakes have been raised, rather than really understand why.

"But I've hit some bad shots and it's certainly frustrating at times not hitting the ball where you need to hit it".

While it was certainly frustrating – not to mention a little ludicrous – to concede in such a manner, Pereyra's goal had done little to alter either team's reality.

"It was certainly frustrating when all these other companies in our category got tremendous funding," said Jason Apfel, chief executive of FragranceNet, an online seller of discount fragrances.

"It is certainly frustrating to run against somebody who seems to be doing it effortlessly," said Diane Cummins, a 36-year-old Canadian born in South Africa who finished eighth.

"I don't think anybody who's been here would say they're not frustrated … I'm certainly frustrated by the fact that things don't seem to be moving ahead to make the country better," Reichert said.

"Germany is not giving up on Europe, but it is certainly frustrated".

Democrats are certainly frustrated by Republicans' skill at co-opting the rhetorical center.

"We were certainly frustrated because we couldn't figure it out.

"We are certainly frustrated," Mr McCann said.