Sentence examples for frustrated why from inspiring English sources

Democrats are frustrated: Why can't Republican voters see that Republicans pass voter ID laws to suppress voting, not fraud?

Citizens need to be told each time why the bipartisan majorities are frustrated, why the super-majority of 60 votes is needed, and who is responsible.

"As a school, you're frustrated — why didn't somebody look at this when he was 10?" But then she got to know Roy.

Watching the protests over Ford's killing, Kris Ramirez felt frustrated: "Why can't we get that same type of coverage or help?" The muted reaction to the deaths of Latinos in confrontations with police tells a larger story: Black Lives Matter is starkly different from Brown Lives Matter.

The historical illustrations Michaels uses are as compelling as they are frustrating: Why must so much illness and death occur before action is taken?

I left frustrated, wondering why I had bothered to make the trip.

Which is why I get frustrated when Whitehall tries to do that".

Maus's attempts to convey his idealised vision of the future apply to his music as much as his lyrics, which is why he gets frustrated when people hear the gloomy synths and immediately dismiss him as an 80s revivalist.

Community involvement in design can be a help and a hinderance: I get frustrated when I ask architects why they have incorporated a not very dementia friendly idea and they say it was a result of a focus group or a public consultation.

If you are frustrated, ask yourself why.

They were running around and, frustrated, he asked why they didn't listen when he asked them to stop.