Sentence examples for half frustrated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "half frustrated" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a state of being somewhat annoyed or dissatisfied, but not completely so. Example: "After waiting for an hour, I was half frustrated with the lack of communication from the team."
The speed of the drive, after a nearly scoreless first half, frustrated the Virginia Tech defense, which committed a 15-yard personal foul after the touchdown.
The Saints finished the half increasingly frustrated as both Koeman and the travelling fans accused West Brom of time-wasting.
Norwich manager Neil Adams: "I think we did really well in the first half and frustrated them but then five minutes before the break they get a penalty.
The stakes in having the nation focus on Philadelphia were underlined two weeks ago with the sensational airing of television footage of a half-dozen frustrated police officers finally capturing a fugitive car-jacking suspect and drubbing him with kicks and punches.
Hernandez made no mistake from the penalty spot and Italy left the field at half-time frustrated.
Manuel Pellegrini's side dominated the early exchanges but ended the first half goalless and frustrated after some disciplined Sunderland defending.
Gorra gives us a chapter on George Eliot, for instance, whose account of a frustrated, half-frozen marriage, in "Middlemarch," can be felt behind Isabel's no less calamitous match with Osmond, and to whom James's anxious debt was such that — for The Atlantic Monthly, again, in 1876 — he couched his response to "Daniel Deronda" not as a straight review but as a three-voiced "Conversation".
Utterly dominant for the first half, Liverpool slipped into frustrated raggedness in the second.
But frustrated that half the people issued tickets fail to show up in court, administration officials say that even petty lawbreakers must be jailed overnight to ensure that they come before a judge.
And after half an hour of frustrated glimpses of disappearing birds, he hits the jackpot: a female Narina trogon, a stunning vision in red and green, named after the wife of a pioneering ornithologist.
Brentford manager Mark Warburton: "We made individual errors in the first half and we were frustrated and angry at half-time.
