Sentence examples for frustrating point from inspiring English sources

At one frustrating point, he reportedly said he would rather toil in the minors than play under Kelly.

In the tournament's second week, I watched Richard Gasquet, a tempestuous Frenchman, kick his Gatorade bottle across the court after a particularly frustrating point.

Juventus sent on top scorer Paulo Dybala for Khedira for the final stages but had to settle for a frustrating point.

The speakers weren't opposed to development, but they saw the encroachment of the cruise-ship industry as a particularly frustrating point of tension.

After one especially frustrating point early in the second set — which ended with one of Schiavone's 18 unforced errors — she feigned tossing her racket into the stands, then grabbed and embraced one of the ball boys.

I was at a frustrating point in my career in 1966, doing a bit of this and a bit of that, and, like all actors I suppose, I thought I was very good and ought to be doing a lot better.

This has been a frustrating pain point for most Uber users, as some places like airports and various restaurants are easily listed on the app, whereas other places require an address.

Testing these methods is a great way to begin eliminating those frustrating pain points that may be hurting your sales.

When he plays, Stills is likely to be extremely hit-and-miss this year in the mold of Devery Henderson, and he seems poised to have a few weeks with impressive statistics in addition to plenty of extremely frustrating zero-point weeks.

The Partenopei were sometimes brilliant in their first season under Rafael Benítez, beating Juventus, Roma, Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal, as well as winning the Coppa Italia, but at other times they were just immensely frustrating – dropping points against seven of the eventual bottom eight.

The part that is so frustrating at this point as a fan is knowing that anything can happen.