Sentence examples for frustration too much from inspiring English sources

The laddishness is a product of too much frustration, too much striving, and too much time spent behind the keyboard.

Too much frustration, too much commotion, too much money.

Frustration took too much hold.

"All the frustration was too much for him to handle.

Wilshere was in full wind-up-merchant mode as Southampton attacked and the frustration was too much for Stephens to bear.

He echoes Dodd's frustration that too much of what Congress does these days trickles into the press, unlike the back-room dealing of yesteryear, and Frank's concern that the financial crisis ushered in the "greatest breach between elite and public opinion that I have ever seen".

Jenkins, who was appointed chief executive in August 2012 after his predecessor Bob Diamond was forced to step down over the bank's role in the Libor scandal, expressed frustration that too much emphasis is placed on short-term factors such as share prices.

Much of my early career was spent in frustration -- too much time spent worrying about my next step and a lot of floundering whenever I faced an important career decision.

Brough was terrorising St Helens with his kicking game and the frustration became too much for Wilkin as he caught Scott Grix and Jack Hughes with high tackles minutes apart.

Seeing and hearing his frustration was too much for me to bear.

Or perhaps the drudgery and routine of writing, its glacially slow rate of progress, its failures and frustrations, were just too much on my own mind..