Sentence examples for fairly frustrated from inspiring English sources
"He's devastated, obviously... no that's probably not the right word because Bill's pretty optimistic so he's going to wait and see what they find there but he's obviously very disappointed and fairly frustrated after what he went through last year," Bellamy said.
In all, 16 public affairs people in various agencies wrote a total of 110 pages of e-mails, according to records acquired through a freedom of information request by the enterprising and presumably fairly frustrated reporter.
"People can feel pretty frustrated".
Almost always, the main character is a middle-aged professor type, who is sexually frustrated and fairly intolerant of most of humanity.
After that meeting, a frustrated and fairly furious Mr. McQuarrie went for coffee with the actor Benicio del Toro and the producer Ken Kokin, both of whom had worked on "The Usual Suspects".
Big, spacey and fairly live, befitting in not making your lonely, bored or frustrated with your homework.
FIVE years of strong economic growth have prompted a slow but fairly steady rise in support for democracy and its institutions among Latin Americans, although many remain frustrated by the way their political systems work in practice.
While mic-ing up referees in order to hear their conversations with players would be undeniably interesting, the novelty of listening to various angry and frustrated footballers effing and jeffing their way through matches would almost certainly wear off fairly quickly.
No one should be more frustrated by the cyclical monotony of the storytelling than poor Blake Lively, who has actually proven to be a fairly compelling actress when she's given serviceable material ("The Town").
"Just frustrated, frustrated, real frustrated," he said.
