Sentence examples for evident frustration from inspiring English sources

It wasn't anything of the sort, to his evident frustration.

There were repeated questions about a gang connection, to Mr. McCarthy's evident frustration.

To his evident frustration, no one among the milling throng paid any heed.

Mr. Kudrin had already refused the position, to the evident frustration of President Medvedev.

Later, she said with evident frustration: "I think it's a system that is created to keep the novices out.

Among allies of Mr Miliband, there is evident frustration with what is seen as the shadow chancellor's failure to do more to establish Labour's credentials as fiscally responsible.

On Friday rioters in Gaza burned a security office of the Palestinian Authority, in an evident sign of frustration with Mr. Arafat's restraint.

There was plenty of early frustration evident in the Shakhtar ranks with Marlos, Yaroslav Rakitskiy and Oleksandr Kucher all booked in the first half-hour as their side struggled to get a grip.

But late Thursday afternoon, union leaders and BART managers, their frustration evident, emerged bleary-eyed from 28 straight hours of negotiation to say they had failed to reach a deal.

INDIANAPOLIS — At some point during the telecast of Sunday's Super Bowl, the cameras will almost surely cut to a close-up of Giants Coach Tom Coughlin — his face red and his frustration evident — as he upbraids an unlucky player after a poor tackle or a missed assignment.

Ever since Arsenal moved to their new ground, there always seemed to be a tinge of expectation and frustration evident – so much so that Arsène Wenger revealed last night how he had been cautious about playing Aaron Ramsey at home, because of the potential damage from the negative atmosphere.