Sentence examples for difficult to be frustrated from inspiring English sources

On this level it's more difficult to be frustrated by Gatsby's dominance.

However, he adds, and here is the money shot... "'It's difficult not to be frustrated by the excessive focus on it,' he says, 'but it's become so popular that we apparently can't teach enough of it.'".

They are right to be frustrated, but finding a slogan will be difficult.

"They are right to be frustrated.

Every right to be frustrated.

Donald had reason to be frustrated.

Either approach is bound to be frustrating.

Often, people find that eyes and noses are difficult, so don't be frustrated if you don't get the eyes perfect on your first try.

Tenancy fraud can be difficult to prove and housing officers can be frustrated by the lack of training or time granted to investigate suspected cases thoroughly.

Still focused on tax cuts for the wealthy, the administration is apparently hoping that people who need housing will be frustrated by the difficult process of applying for federal relief dollars and simply give up and go away.

This will take practice and don't be frustrated if it's difficult at first.