Sentence examples for downright frustrating from inspiring English sources

For others, it's something that's deeply disturbing or downright frustrating.

Anyone who's ever set up a Wi-Fi network knows that the settings are a bit temperamental at times and downright frustrating at worst.

I prefer to use all my fingers to compose a message and devices that have keys share letters can be downright frustrating.

The outcome of any regulatory deliberation can therefore be unexpected and downright frustrating.

Teenage hookups and relationships can be confusing, unpredictable, and downright frustrating.

"The situation in Iraq remains complex, difficult and sometimes downright frustrating," General Petraeus said, as he began two days of highly anticipated appearances before Congress.

My mother keeps an impeccable house and yard though and this cable install downright frustrates her for several reasons.

More often than not this season, though, the post-game mood on the trip back to north London has been subdued, if not downright frustrated, as performances away from home have frequently come up short.

Many liberals are actually disappointed, and a few are downright frustrated, that Obama didn't pick a nominee with stronger, more explicitly progressive views..@DFAaction "deeply disappointed" by @POTUS failure to nominate a progressive woman of color 2 #SCOTUS.

In my experience, reading or watching Shakespeare is, by turns, baffling, tiring, frustrating and downright unpleasant.

The Yankees play the Red Sox 17 more times, which means 17 more chances to witness baseball played at its most exhilarating, frustrating or downright maddening.