Sentence examples for much frustrate from inspiring English sources

They don't so much frustrate the performer as draw him into the creative process, dangling possibilities that remain just out of reach.

I wasn't so much frustrated.

She was a one-time friend of Winnie Mandela - she and her husband introduced Winnie to Nelson - but is believed to have done much to frustrate Winnie's advancement after Nelson's release.

Pettitte picked off Guillén to end the inning, and he shouted into his glove, seeming much more frustrated with the runs than excited about the out.

She drank too much, too – frustrated by her inability to get around, and perhaps a little lonely: since her affair with Peter Higgins, the dedicatee of French Provincial Cooking, had ended in 1963, she had been single.

Previously, you could only move backward and forward along a street to view the next panorama, so the ability to quickly zoom in from anywhere to various spots along a particular road actually makes navigating within Street View much less frustrating.

However, Annie soon begins to interfere too much, which frustrates the network executives.

As a L.A. fan, I'm much too frustrated with Bynum to even think of putting him at No. 1, and no one else at the five is a real superstar.

These obligations sometimes frustrated Carson, but not half as much as they frustrate her biographers.

A foreign observer notes these things, while also reflecting that the US political system seems well-designed to frustrate much of what Obama would like to do in such fields.

No matter how much these games frustrate me, no matter how tempting it is to smash my controller through the TV while playing them, I loyally return for each annual fix.