Sentence examples for frustrating aspect from inspiring English sources

This is a frustrating aspect of the Gospels.

"That is a deeply frustrating aspect of it," Mr. Kaye said.

The frustrating aspect of the picture (for both parents and therapists) is that it seems to represent a mixture of "can't" and "won't" in about equal proportions.

The frustrating aspect of all this, not least for Portland coach Caleb Porter, is that the side has so far looked better than their record.

One frustrating aspect of Clark's argument is that while he insists on the "biological basis" of the mechanism by which the survival of the richest fostered new human attributes and insists on the Darwinian nature of this process, he repeatedly shies away from saying whether the changes he has in mind are actually genetic.

An especially frustrating aspect, he adds, is the "relative inability to compete with biotech industry on salary scales...

Some social work leaders are frustrated with aspects of the child protection system, which they feel stifles innovation and can lead to a high turnover of staff.

I've found myself frustrated by aspects of Apple Watch as I've worn it.

Cons: poor build quality, bad screen, frustrating to use, stretched aspect ratio, poor battery life, slow, poor placement of buttons.

For example, have you noticed that if you feel frustrated in one aspect of life then, most likely, you also feel frustrated in other aspects of life too.

"One of the areas that we may be coming back to talk to parliament, to talk to government about is the ability to compel individuals to be interviewed," she said, adding: "We have been frustrated by that aspect of our investigation".