Sentence examples for frustrated thinking from inspiring English sources

I'd been feeling frustrated, thinking about what things you can't do in standup, when Richard Thomas, whose idea Jerry Springer was, thought it would be nice to try things on a bigger scale, with resources.

At first I was surprised and a little frustrated, thinking they were laughing at me.

I got frustrated, thinking, My goodness, can't I do even this little mind exercise?

Nevertheless, Al Aswany's reputation and his undeniable storytelling ease have made "Chicago" the biggest Arabic best-seller since his first novel, and have won it many readers — frustrated, thinking, caught up — in the West as well.

"We were frustrated thinking of all these different solutions, and we got hungry," Ms. Yanagishita said.

The problem was me, getting up in the morning, going here, going there, and getting frustrated thinking I could prove a point that you people don't run me, you don't tell me how to do this, how to do that".

"When you're frustrated and thinking a lot and not having anyone to talk to, you need someone to be in your ear and tell you positive things.

After feeling frustrated and thinking on it for a few days, I messaged the former manager and a co-worker on Facebook.

"Being an offensive player and not putting up numbers, you can't help but get frustrated, and start thinking too much," said Kapanen, who came to the Flyers in a trade two months ago.

Sony's PlayStation 2 got lots of advance publicity, and now that the toy is in short supply, frustrated consumers are thinking about other electronic toys they can buy for their children.

Often when we see kids who aren't learning well, we might feel frustrated or defensive, thinking it reflects on us as educators.