Sentence examples for frustrating question from inspiring English sources

THE rain this week in New York City has inspired many to revisit the persistent and frustrating question: why are there never any available cabs in the rain?

Apparently, this is also a frustrating question for experts.

But the scene also leaves us with a frustrating question: How the hell did Belle get a limp, injured Beast onto that horse?

While it's a frustrating question, I think it comes down to the sex education that many receive, and the heteronormative model this is founded on, which often precludes a substantive, well-rounded knowledge of other sexual practices.

To her credit, Grigoriadis admitted in her own article that Minaj "was right to call me out," but the artist's righteous indignation at a moderately frustrating question likely had to do with much more than just this one interview.

Now the question frustrating space enthusiasts is how to rekindle the old days of glory.

Ms. Labidi, a soft-spoken professor of anthropology and clinical psychology, said she found it frustrating that the question she was asked the most by people had little bearing on her projects, like improving girls' access to elementary school.

Ryan, who has endorsed Trump, grew frustrated by questions about the Republican nominee's remarks.

WILLIAMS BACK AT BILLS CAMP Buffalo defensive end Mario Williams returned to training camp on the same day Coach Doug Marrone grew frustrated over questions about his absence from practice.

Mr Blair, who is currently in Sierra Leone supporting his foundation battling Ebola, appeared frustrated the questions were turning around the Labour leader.

At one point, frustrated by questions about Haymarket's finances, he says: "You're going to get stonewalled is possibly my answer".