Sentence examples for especially frustrating from inspiring English sources

Last night was especially frustrating.

The final scene is especially frustrating.

I find this formulation especially frustrating.

For athletes used to having keen command of their bodies, having so little control over their speech can be especially frustrating.

An especially frustrating aspect, he adds, is the "relative inability to compete with biotech industry on salary scales...

That Neeleman attributes his business success to values he learned from his Mormon faith makes such misunderstanding especially frustrating.

But being a feminist in high school is especially frustrating.

That has been especially "frustrating in the sense that fact-checks don't seem to matter with a huge fraction of people in [Trump's] base," he said.

It was especially frustrating given her skill set.

What is especially frustrating is that many of the administration's proposals aren't new.

So Mr Cameron, which of these do you find especially frustrating?