Sentence examples for frustrating terms from inspiring English sources

The political face of the front was Léon Blum, a moderate Jewish Socialist whose two truncated, frustrating terms as prime minister coincided with the production and release of Renoir's film.

The political face of the front was L? Blum, a moderate Jewish Socialist whose two truncated, frustrating terms as prime minister coincided with the production and release of Renoir's film.

"It was slightly frustrating in terms of breaking them down.

MSNBC significantly lags behind both CNN and the Fox News Channel and has been identified as the most frustrating long-term problem for NBC.

Gerbert instigated a new agricultural policy in Italy by having Bobbio's frustrating long-term leases quashed and restricting future leases to the lifetime of the grantor abbot or bishop; this was, perhaps, the most important legislation enacted for Italy during the reign of Otto.

Despite his frustrating first term, he added: "I understand it's not visible to the fans, but there's been huge lessons learnt.

Frustrating long-term treatment intervals and delayed return to recreational and professional sports activity are feared [ 3].

"It's frustrating because in terms of the game itself we deserved more than a point".

Visualizing and navigating through large astronomy images from a remote location with current astronomy display tools can be a frustrating experience in terms of speed and ergonomics, especially on mobile devices.

The downward tilt is a bit frustrating, however, in terms of not giving enough, and you can't pivot the screen side-to-side at all.

"It is a matter of a few feet between being a great shot and making bogey and it was a little bit of a frustrating week in terms of that".