Sentence examples for had frustrated him from inspiring English sources

"Nobody is perfect: everyone has to deal with something," he said, slightly wearily, when asked whether being small had frustrated him.

Jeter missed seven weeks after dislocating his left shoulder on opening day, and he admitted that this season had frustrated him.

Trump acknowledged that Clinton's comments about Machado had frustrated him, saying the Clinton campaign "found a girl and talked about her as if she was Mother Teresa and it wasn't quite that way, but that's OK, Hillary has to do what she has to".

All this has frustrated him.

In the past, he said, that would have frustrated him.

Until now, however, county building codes have frustrated him.

"The triple-bogey would have frustrated him too much.

Such restrictions may often have frustrated him, but they ultimately did nothing to harm his lasting fame.

When asked Saturday if the lack of playing time has frustrated him, Camby smiled and simply said, "We're 11-4, 11-4, 11-4".

But, just as Zaha Hadid responded creatively to the restrictions of building on a city corner, Gehry has been stirred to brilliance by things that might have frustrated him.

For all the polite noises emanating from Team Sky after the Vuelta in 2011 and the Tour de France in 2012, Froome's second places in both events are bound to have frustrated him, although he was diplomatic when quizzed on this.