Sentence examples for frustrated with being from inspiring English sources

After feeling frustrated with the situation and frustrated with being taunted, I yelled, "FINE.

While gun violence in France is relatively rare, thefts are on the rise, and commentators and lawyers said Mr. Turk had become a potent symbol for French people frustrated with being robbed.

Although Furyk was clearly frustrated with being rendered ineligible and the possible consequences for his place in the standings — "I played my heart out all year," he said — he took the news in stride.

"When we recorded Nowhere, it went straight off, and we were all pretty frustrated with being in the studio for so long, that it came out with all our feelings in it.

Those with time-limited access to PC services or consultation were more likely to feel frustrated with being unable to provide the level of care that they would like to compared with those that had beds onsite, but not with those that had no access or external referral only (time limited: 187/243 (77.0%), beds onsite: 107/163 (65.6%), p = .037).037

"I remember being very frustrated with being sick all the time to the point where I was considering not continuing on with the pregnancy".

"The thing that I was most frustrated with is people making this blanket statement that it was the steroid era and everybody was doing it," Jeter said.

"Something that I became more and more frustrated with is what I call statement journalism, where a minister has said something ridiculous, opposition said something equally ridiculous and no one knows where the truth lies — and certainly the journalist doesn't tell the reader where the truth lies between them".

"The one I get frustrated with is seeing is the boys going to Bath and Gloucester.

"I did have offers [to leave], the reason I didn't go was I didn't ever feel frustrated, with not being allowed to work.

"He was very frustrated with what's going on, the moving of Saturn back into the mainstream," he said.