Sentence examples for frustrating example from inspiring English sources

You can scarcely find a more frustrating example of art's trivial take on the theatrical than Marvin Gaye Chetwynd.

To the Editor: The story of Mikey Hicks is but the latest frustrating example of how pointless and illogical Transportation Security Administration screening can be.

"Rodelinda" (1725) is another frustrating example of a Handel opera that, though considered one of the composer's richest scores, is seldom performed.

After turning pro at age 15, Young spent the next seven years as a frustrating example of unrealized potential, of a teenager unable to live up to the hype.

The deleted material might be the difference between deciding that Judge Kennedy's opinion is a frustrating example of the supposed incapacity of civilian courts and reading it as a reassuring reminder of why we value the writ of habeas corpus.

Unfortunately, there are other, equally frustrating, examples.

MySimon's way of displaying search results can be frustrating: For example, a shopper who tries to find the Billie Holiday CD set by searching from the home page for "Lady Day" won't find it on the first page of results, even though those are the first two words of the title.

There might be no clearer - or more frustrating - example than the way we talk about the one thing we all share: the environment.

The pursuit of common breast cancer risk variants in candidate genes is proving to be frustrating (for example, [ 13]).

The combination of an utterly soothing or attractive ambience and pizza to swoon over is uncommon, and just as uncommon is consistency, the quality that eludes and bedevils the sporadically transcendent, ultimately frustrating Co., for example.

The strange, frustrating and expensive case of AIG is a prime example.