Sentence examples for frustrating degree from inspiring English sources

The "girlfriends" addressed in Augustan love poetry, although fictional, represent an ideal that a desirable woman should be educated, well-versed in the arts, and independent to a frustrating degree.

Most people find the weekend chore of cleaning out their closets to be dreary, frustrating and worthy of first-degree procrastination.

This blurring between facts and opinion is especially frustrating for Adler, who pursued a law degree at Yale University precisely to help clarify this distinction.

Anyone who's tried to play a game that offers 360 degree movement will know how frustrating it is to use the number keys for diagonal movement, your fingers pinched together into a kind of hideous gaming claw.

Decoding some films can involve degrees of easy, hard, familiar or frustrating effort, of course, and Mr. Geyrhalter sometimes likes to give his viewers a bit of a workout.

"On one hand, it's extremely fascinating because I've never seen or heard of this degree of variation, but on the other hand it's completely frustrating because we can't come up with any models.

What will happen, though, is that all the Republicans who have been queuing for the job with varying degrees of patience are going to be stuck in a frustrating traffic jam for the next two years.

Most frustrating of all, undisturbed water has the annoying habit of getting colder than 32 degrees before it freezes.

While continuing his degree back home in Holland, Brand began collecting coins himself, and learned that nothing is more frustrating than a forgery.

"It's very frustrating for all of us," Mr. Gennaro -- himself something of a song-and-dance man with a law degree and a show business pedigree -- lamented one day recently.

"Very frustrating".