Sentence examples for frustrating gap from inspiring English sources

"Life and Times" is a funny, eccentric and very long meditation on the frustrating gap between the urgency, specificity and mystery of life and our humbling way of reducing it to, like, um, just, you know, trivial-sounding blah blah blah (to employ another recurring phrase).

Admittedly, there is one large and frustrating gap in the form's record of the causes and consequences of the second world war.

That had been impossible until now because of the frustrating gap in fossil evidence between 100,000 and 300,000 years ago, the presumed interval of transition from prehumans to modern humans.

That had been impossible because of the frustrating gap in fossil evidence between 100,000 and 300,000 years ago, when the transition from prehumans to modern humans is thought to have taken place.

Joseph Lyou, an air district board member who heads the Coalition for Clean Air, said he has been asking staff to bring forward those rules for years and called it "terrible" that the agency has not acted to fix "a frustrating gap in the regulations".

Readers were troubled by vague statements and were frustrated by gaps in current research or insufficient evidence.

The language gap frustrates your visit to your doctor.

Consequently, they grew frustrated with the gap between the growing sophistication of their ideas and the limited tools they had to articulate them.

Lewis says she was frustrated by the gap she saw between what the science showed and what some politicians said was happening.

Ralston: This gap frustrates me.

Bradley: I have received the same advice from different people at crucial moments in my life, which boils down to, "What do you have to lose?" When I first came up with the idea for Indagare, my husband told me to stop being frustrated by the gap in the market and the opportunity that I saw and pushed me to put together a business plan and see if I could raise investment.