Sentence examples for ever frustrated from inspiring English sources

Were you ever frustrated by the way your male colleagues would tell (or ignore) certain stories?

Were you ever frustrated by your inability to interview women, or to get their real perspective?

In an interview with the Observer in 1964, Hepworth was asked whether domestic demands had ever frustrated her, or got in the way of her legendary capacity for work, and she recalled this period with a laugh: "Well, of course, I had triplets by Ben Nicholson, and then it was do or die!

Five minutes later, King, 37, flies in with such breezy and apologetic good humour - she's left her phone at home, she might have to rush to a 4 o'clock meeting, although it could have been cancelled - that you forget you were ever frustrated with her.

If they were ever frustrated by HealthSouth it was because its "guidance" was often too "rosy".

When we asked Claire if she was ever frustrated by not being privy to confidential White House matters, she had a few candid responses to share with us.

Doesn't it ever frustrate him?

Despite the warning, Labs features have never disappeared nor drastically changed their functionality on me to the point of stopping my use of one, or even ever frustrating me.

One thing that always frustrated me was that, while Benjamin Franklin's was the best-known face of the eighteenth century, no one ever took his sister's likeness.

I wonder if Djokovic ever feels frustrated to find himself playing at the same time as two or three of the greatest players ever to pick up a racket.

Anyone who has ever been frustrated with a chintzy shredder will enjoy watching what follows.