Sentence examples for felt frustrated when from inspiring English sources

They wanted to get things done and felt frustrated when they could not.

So in Glossop, I suddenly felt frustrated when that's all there was to do.

Animal death no longer gave them satisfaction, they felt frustrated when they simply struck down a Tutsi.

Letitia Wright said she felt frustrated when reading about British black actors going to America in search of better opportunities, adding: "We need to change things here".

After exhausting themselves to find the best and brightest toy, what parent has not felt frustrated when a child plays with only the box?

Interviewees felt frustrated when foresight activities only become "a book-on-a-shelf" (I06); several practitioners expressed frustration about such inaction.

I would often feel frustrated when I didn't achieve what I was capable of.

Staring, as if seeing it as a stranger might, she added, "Sometimes when I just feel frustrated, when I'm not in the happiest mood, drawing is a way to express myself".

Do you feel frustrated when the latest education policy is passed and you are the one who has to make it happen, knowing full well that you (as an educator) will be blamed and bruised and battered when things don't go well - or are perceived not to go well.

It's probably because developers feel frustrated when users buy a game or utility, use it for a full day, and then get a full refund (and there may be some accounting issues, too).

And then things get really messy......we feel stressed, using up our precious time on things that aren't super important to us....we feel frustrated when things don't go well, which we suspected would happen....we feel resentful and it shows in our attitude and our work, potentially damaging our credibility.