Sentence examples for designed to frustrate from inspiring English sources

Instead, they are plainly designed to frustrate efforts to get an abortion at all.

The warning should have been about the work's structure, which is designed to frustrate.

The call-in procedure at Bank of America seems designed to frustrate.

Critics say its vagueness is designed to frustrate initiatives that threaten its incumbency.

So much of the gear children require seems designed to frustrate.

Some games seem designed to frustrate you as much as possible, but The Longest Journey wants you to win.

A foreign observer notes these things, while also reflecting that the US political system seems well-designed to frustrate much of what Obama would like to do in such fields.

America's political system, unlike Britain's elective dictatorship, is designed to be frustrating.

While the single player campaign in Portal 2 is designed to avoid frustrating the player, the cooperative levels focus on coordination and communication, and Valve recognizes they are much more difficult than the single-player puzzles.

There's a morally tough common sense in such criticisms that the immaculate self-absorption of her public persona was always designed to elude or frustrate.

But a test should reflect what a child has been taught and it should not be designed to confuse and frustrate.