Sentence examples for frustrated himself from inspiring English sources

"Klopp must be so frustrated himself because he has seen in the 6-1 Capital One Cup win at Southampton what a difference Sturridge can make to Liverpool - but there must surely come a point when he is either fit or he has to make the decision to simply rule him out of his long-term planning.

Finn tends to step up to the plate in these times and be a pretty good boy, but he is far from perfect and may get frustrated himself and act out.

Frustrated himself by a lack of progress at the peace table, Mr. Arafat stepped back and let young Palestinians send their unsettling message to Israelis.

But when he started to compete, aged eight, he would get frustrated, berating himself, telling himself he was rubbish.

He was frustrated with himself.

He scowled, frustrated at himself and the elements.

And still, he seemed frustrated at himself after Saturday's game, upset that he could not go seven innings.

He acknowledged that it was hard for him to be frustrated with himself when the team was doing so well.

Ms Ng told Dublin Central Criminal Court she believed the boy, who was 15 at the time of the attack, felt frustrated with himself for not having killed her.

Pettitte said he was more frustrated with himself, that he was pitching tentatively and struggling to find a consistent release point on his fastball, running 3-0 counto to his first two hitters.

But perhaps, deep down, Ronaldo was more frustrated with himself for not being able to play at the top of his game and bend matches in Portugal's favour.