Sentence examples for mostly frustrating from inspiring English sources

She describes her childhood in Sunnyvale, Calif., in the 1970s as an "endless, and mostly frustrating quest for candy," restricted to a small weekly indulgence after church on Sundays.

Will, who at 29 is the younger of the pair by almost four years and had spent four mostly frustrating seasons with Durham before coming home in 2011, recently signed a deal to join Nottinghamshire this winter, providing an extra incentive for a team bidding to reach their first Lord's final for a decade.

They are mostly frustrated about their future.

Greg Howard: I guess I'm mostly frustrated by how disingenuous the entire conversation around it is.

It was a reminder, yet again, that the slam-dunk event exists mostly to frustrate us.

In reality, old records from the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs show that white administrators in the North were mostly just frustrated at their inability to pronounce or understand Inuit names.

But oh, this is a frustrating listen, mostly because the website is confusing and glitchy; plus Iain Hepburn, who presents and produces (he never introduces himself; I had to dig around to find his name), needs to get a script editor, speak more slowly and sort out the volume.

Hernandez sometimes glanced at Connors, but mostly looked away, frustrated.

For now, developers say they are frustrated mostly because they cannot anticipate the vagaries of Facebook's EdgeRank.

But mostly he had found it frustrating to work with the Brothers.

Apple's ISight, Good And Bad 07.10.03 Our first tryout with Apple's iSight camera is mostly smooth, but not without frustrating glitches.