Sentence examples for frustrated according from inspiring English sources

With each setback, Sidney grew more frustrated, according to Foster Sidney, who married Sidney in 1954.

The father, Victor Fuentes, 19, of Ridgewood, Queens, "admitted to having an anger problem and to having previously shaken his baby son when frustrated," according to a statement from the office of the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown.

Billy the elephant, who has been at the LA Zoo for 23 of his 27 years, is overweight, depressed and sexually frustrated, according to a lawsuit put forth by real estate agent Aaron Leider.

Some 17% said it made them more efficient; 12% said they were happy going online; and 19% had mixed views, feeling efficient and happier but also frustrated, according to the report.

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI--Scientists hoping to find a simple set of genes that dictates a predisposition to addiction are likely to be frustrated, according to new research, which reinforces the notion that not only are addictions genetically complex, but they also overlap with each other to some extent.

U.S. military officials there are frustrated, according to the report, because the central Iraqi government has not sent new recruits to al-Asad for at least the past four weeks.

This has long frustrated intelligence analysts, according to James Bamford, an author and a specialist on the National Security Agency.

What we read consists of memories driven by frustrated desire and shaped according to the fractured logic of dreams.

The Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, is erratic, emotional and prone to believing paranoid conspiracy theories, according to frustrated diplomats and foreign statesmen.

The problem, according to one frustrated pedestrian, Michael James of Lyme, a Connecticut College professor, is that most state roads were built for farm carts and most cars were built for speed.

The Nature article has engendered little response, according to a frustrated Epel.