Sentence examples for frustrated both from inspiring English sources

Ordóñez is frustrated, both with himself and with the frequency he has been removed from games.

And so Gates finds himself facing the same dilemma that has frustrated both supporters and critics of the war.

During the talks, it frustrated both Northwest and the federal mediators with its demands and indecisiveness, several people involved said.

"The cancer community is frustrated, both by the sort of hiccups and missteps, but also by the belief by some that that means everything is bad".

He said that designers were frustrated both by the dull rectangular display screens in current autos and by the size and format limits of smart phones.

In 1960, frustrated both by her isolation and by corporate litigation, she took an overseas job at the recently opened Ghana School of Law.

Last week was a prime example of a trend that frustrates both the Knicks and their fans.

Mr. Icahn regularly pilloried Mr. Dell, frustrating both the buyer group and company officials who felt restricted in what they could say.

This is frustrating both teenagers, who complain there is nothing to do, and their parents, who want to keep their children busy and out of trouble.

Few people in Detroit expect anything to replace the rubble, a reality that frustrates both the mayor, who took office in January, and the city government's critics.

Marc Hand, a managing director of Public Radio Capital, a Boulder, Colo.-based nonprofit that helps public stations forge financing deals, said that a decade ago many public stations alternated between classical and news and talk during the day, frustrating both sets of listeners.