Sentence examples for intensely frustrating from inspiring English sources

To watch the greatest voice of her generation cast that talent aside must have been intensely frustrating.

But for people who advocate for patients with particular diseases, having treatment cut off for lack of improvement was intensely frustrating.

When I say "work with" I mean have to be in the same building, I have to listen to what he says, I have to react to it, and it is intensely frustrating.

From Mr Blair's point of view, it keeps his successor on message up to and beyond the moment he himself decides to quit.To those who were hoping that a Brown premiership would mark a break with the recent past in substance as well as style, it is all intensely frustrating.

"The British public will find this ruling intensely frustrating and hard to understand," he said.

Up to that point, Giroud had been intensely frustrating, with one moment rather summing things up.

Mrs Cassagnes was intensely frustrated by this.

Her assistant read chapters aloud to her for correction, but she was intensely frustrated.

He is intensely frustrated, cannot afford to travel to the court and is ready to give up.

But it was widely known within Lincoln Center that he was intensely frustrated with the internecine battles that were hindering the project's advancement.

Often I hate the results, even if I like half the songs: I feel intensely frustrated by what it has reduced me to.