Sentence examples for frustrated to learn from inspiring English sources

But real guitars, he was frustrated to learn, weren't designed by computer engineers.

Customers were frustrated to learn of the city's lawsuit against the shop, saying it was simply another measure intended to regulate people's lives.

Yes, he was frustrated to learn last week about a new injury that was expected to keep him out of action until at least the All-Star break.

Later, when I gained entry, I was frustrated to learn that the town was allowing the Taubman Company, the developer, to complete its presentation first.

"I am frustrated to learn the extent to which the racial profiling problem has existed for nearly two decades," Mr. DiFrancesco said in a statement.

David and Barbara Gordon of Liverpool, N.Y., a suburb of Syracuse, were frustrated to learn from their accountant, Marc Albaum of New York, that the credit wasn't meant for them.

When a child becomes frustrated attempting to learn a skill that may be developmentally inappropriate, self-esteem often suffers.

Socrates on trial tells of his frustrated effort to learn from poets.

The report concluded: "A frustrated person is highly unlikely to spin his chair around and happily collaborate or socialise; a frustrated mind is unlikely to learn; a frustrated employee is unlikely to be engaged or productive".

Perhaps my frustrated incomprehension inspired me to learn French.

"I became interested in the condition, and frustrated when I tried to learn more about its genesis, and there was nothing there," he said.