Sentence examples for desperately frustrating from inspiring English sources

Instead, we were dealing with a cross-party committee and it was desperately frustrating.

That was desperately frustrating.

Although she took the world road race title in 2006 at the age of 19, since then that discipline has been a source of frustration, with the world title eluding her amid a desperately frustrating run of five silver medals, including second to Nicole Cooke in Italy in 2008.

Labour supporters will find it desperately frustrating if their party needlessly sinks into Tory quicksands.

What is so desperately frustrating is how political leaders seem powerless to deviate from the script laid down for them by Islamic State.

This ended up being one of those desperately frustrating evenings for Stoke, who flattered to deceive against a Liverpool side that played as if hell-bent on flushing that spineless defeat at West Ham on Saturday out of their system.

Leicester had to come from behind after Salomón Rondón's early goal and, having turned the game upside down before half-time, they will be desperately frustrated not to record the victory that would have moved them five points clear.

Furthermore, male survivors' charities and campaigns are desperately frustrated by the lack of reliable data, which they urgently need to make a fair and compelling case for funding, support and donations.

The task is illustrated by all three teams finishing on 12 points and Napoli will feel desperately frustrated to go out with that tally and see Galatasaray and Zenit St Petersburg go through with seven and six respectively.

The point was more satisfying for Mel than Martinez, who will be desperately frustrated at Everton's failure to take first-half opportunities and the manner in which they deteriorated after the break.

If your commute is anything more than 15 or 30 minutes, you may feel desperately frustrated on a regular basis about how it's taking time away from your many obligations.