Sentence examples for frustrating through from inspiring English sources

There's nothing wrong with your feelings of grouchiness or anger, frustrating through they might be, as long as you learn to process them in a healthy way, and not channel that rage into destruction.

"We were frustrated through attacks on innocent Pakistanis and damage to national assets.

Tech-related movies can often be frustrating to slog through, as everything is either oversimplified or overcomplicated.

And now, after protracted, frustrating journeys through rehabilitation, both are hoping this spring to become their old selves again.

We demonstrated that we could dynamically increase the donor emission by optically frustrating FRET through direct acceptor saturation, even though neither dye is individually enhanceable on its own.

I find it worse than frustrating that now, through some bureaucratic mixup, the county seems to have lost all record of the marriage.

The hosts also looked decent with ball in hand, frustrating their coach through a lack of efficiency rather than their inability to cut the Tongan back-line to ribbons.

I was glad they were included in the firm, but it was frustrating to sit through a two-hour primetime documentary about gay rights – Sundance-screened, HBO-produced – in which the only prominent black person shown before the last few scenes is President Obama.

Peggy was cheek-bitingly frustrating to watch: Through her complete refusal to admit that she'd fucked up, she inched herself and her bumbling but devoted husband closer and closer to danger.

But when those strong feelings turn into a full-on love affair with a fictional character, it can be confusing, embarrassing, and frustrating to go through.

Escande pushed a kickable penalty wide on the resumption and Leinster's aggressive defence frustrated Toulon through 18 absorbing phases.