Sentence examples for frustratingly though from inspiring English sources

Frustratingly though, these wins have been unable to shake the firm grip of racial inequality in the state.

Frustratingly, though, Brazenhead had only books two, three, and four of the quartet; the first volume, "Sinai Tapestry," was missing.

Frustratingly, though, Crew wasn't in a position to say with any confidence what was going to happen.

Frustratingly, though, the matches will overlap heavily, with organizers splitting the four matches onto two courts in order to sell more tickets.

Rather frustratingly, though, our clumsy attempts at a 'Bonsoir' or a 'Merci beaucoup' were often met with an Anglo-American reply, so guests who don't venture into the outside world might easily forget they're in France.

Frustratingly though, their apparent cleverness makes them even trickier research subjects.

Frustratingly for Frampton, though, Spainiard Martinez won the IBF super-bantamweight title in his next fight and the Belfast man's camp are expected to seek a rematch.

The Concerto No 1 seemed more than usually sprawling and No 2 was also frustratingly uneven, though more successful – as on his and Dudamel's recent recording.

The shutter is frustratingly slow, though I was surprised to find that in camcorder mode the camera actually adjusts well between low-light and well-lit settings.

"Frustratingly, even though many of the music fans who go to T in the Park will also be fans of wildlife, it seems that giving Scotland's nature a home is at the bottom of the promoter's priority list".

They are lighter, fruitier and lower in alcohol, though frustratingly inconsistent in style and quality.