Sentence examples for enough frustrated from inspiring English sources

And this, rightly enough, frustrated them.

Nowhere to be heard on the disc is Cybill Shepherd, who as the prickly Maddie Hayes helped generate enough frustrated sexual tension between her and Addison to drive the nation to distraction for a couple of seasons.

The Sea Kings gave up two more first downs and they had enough, growing frustrated.

And, though he carps, ignores women's tears and -- the gall -- fails to return some phone calls, Marin, disappointingly, comes off as a good-enough guy, frustrated only by his own banality.

If you feel like your mind is scattered and you can't focus on your goal, give yourself a task that you know you can accomplish, that will take up a couple minutes of time, and that is just difficult enough to require concentration, but not difficult enough to frustrate you.

Such obstacles might be enough to frustrate even the legislative giants of the past.

She kept fighting long enough to frustrate her highly ranked opponent, following the Oudin model almost perfectly.

Estimates put the thickness of overhead rock, dirt and concrete at 30 feet — enough to frustrate bombs but not to guarantee the plant's survival.

But Reichert, who tied Dick Drago's 30-year-old Kansas City record with his nine walks, managed to do just enough to frustrate the Yankees.

When Iverson was not ruining the Lakers' idea of defense, Mutombo, Geiger and Tyrone Hill were bottling up the lane enough to frustrate Bryant and O'Neal.

It could be made high enough to frustrate improvised escalade and, unlike a wooden palisade, could be fitted with a parapet and crenellated firing positions along the top to give cover to defending archers and crossbowmen.