Sentence examples for how it frustrates from inspiring English sources

But then, all of a sudden, I launched into a speech about the apathy of some parents toward their children, how it frustrates me when people blamed tragic events like the Sandy Hook shootings on guns, and how society is really the problem.

One measure of success for a festival of microplays is how much it frustrates.

"It is so important, so crucial that the debate here shift its focus from how you thwart it, frustrate it or stop it to how do we make sure that your interests are looked after and that you can support probably what will be the most significant new institution of this century".

Mr Immelt is frustrated at how it overshadows GE's industrial business, which he believes he has remade into something special through years of unappreciated toil.Even with its previous thirst for risk it took GE two decades to create its giant financial business.

Then in 1979, when James bought the then top of the range vacuum cleaner, he became frustrated with how it instantly clogged and began to lose suction.

How frustrating it has been for them to witness only two recessions: one directly caused by the opposition's oil strike (December 2002-May 2003) and one brought on by the world recession (2009 and the first half of 2010).

"I find it frustrating how so few young Koreans are engaged with anything.

I find it frustrating sometimes how much hierarchy there is in language," the artist explains to The Creators Project.

How frustrating is it when a film has all the stuff it needs -- promising premise, good production values, decent cast, director who can twist filmic reality in imaginative ways -- and just... doesn't... grab... you?

How frustrating must it be to see all of this amazing fruit but have no idea what to do with it?

It's a bit frustrating how slow it is".