Sentence examples for frustrated replies from inspiring English sources

But he turned off his computer without scrolling through all of the frustrated replies from other writers.

Our frustrated reply: "We assumed you knew!" The rest of the evening was spent hunting around airport hotels, asking if anyone had seen one of America's most wanted men.

"What I will be happy to tell you is that the American people are very frustrated," replied Blackburn, getting a big flummoxed.

"Angry and frustrated," she replied.

When Noor told him, "Don't get too frustrated," Ghaith replied, "I'm losing my mind.

"Deeply frustrated," Heywood replied, resisting his natural impulse to point out that delaying inconvenient reports was a sign of a job well done.

"There are too many things you cannot confirm!" one frustrated reporter replied in an unusually strong tone that perhaps signaled that ritual apologies had no place in a nuclear crisis.

'To get a reference, to get experience, and some have managed to find jobs, so that encourages others.' 'But what about you?' 'I am just getting frustrated,' he replied.

"Whatever we read, we read, sir," a visibly frustrated Mr. Jarrell replied.

He carefully kept copies of his own letters and of her replies, which are steeped with frustrated uxoriousness (love mixed with fussing about his diet and clothes).

If you would only ease up on the collective punishment, Palestinians reply, we would not feel so frustrated that rising numbers of us support the radical Islamic groups that are dispatching suicide bombers to kill you.