Sentence examples for frustrated something from inspiring English sources
If you mention something as simple as another guy, and she reacts oddly or frustrated, something may be going on there.
"In the case of a killer whale, if they want your attention or if they're frustrated by something or if they're confused by something, there's only a few ways of handling that.
Blogger revealed itself when he was frustrated with something bigger: collaboration software.
"It's hard not to be frustrated when something is taken away from you that is in the hands of the referee," Dyche said.
So if I come home frustrated about something, she'll understand what it's about and we don't have to have those sort of conversations explaining it.
Solemn strings began to play, and Yuasa seemed frustrated by something just out of reach, as though she kept finding a place of familiarity and then losing it, and not understanding why.
Feelings are running high – on the side both of those rightfully frustrated that something as obvious as people being murdered in the cold light of day is met with equivocation; and those who feel justifiably aggrieved at what looks like tolerance of intolerance or, at worst, racism towards minorities.
Although I became more familiar with it, I never got past the point where I didn't find myself frustrated with something in its interface, even while I marvelled at the hardware quality (the video playback, for example, is exemplary; good work, hardware engineers).
"There will be times when he'll be frustrated about something or other in training that he realises he's just got to take a breath and actually go and help players.
