Sentence examples for frustrate and from inspiring English sources

The experience can both frustrate and delight.

They see it as a world of slow-moving civilians who frustrate and terrify them.

They built checks and balances to frustrate and detain the popular will.

I feel that the process is set up to frustrate and discourage eligible individuals from applying".

John tends to annoy and frustrate and try to steamroll other countries.

It is still possible that Pierre-Paul will continue to frustrate and awe his coaches, often on the same play.

You are about to embark on a course that can inspire, frustrate and empower, often in unequal measure.

This is something that can frustrate and excite in equal measures, and means he could be more effective as an impact player for the short-term.

In the London Review of Books, Ronan Bennett complained, "To set up a mystery and then wilfully refuse to explain it is to frustrate and irritate the reader".

But Tomic is a very different player from Harrison -- one whose game is made to frustrate and annoy a player like Cilic.

In a federal court filing, the Indianapolis-based Exodus Refugee Immigration said Mr Pence's order would "frustrate and thwart" its mission of helping refugees.