Sentence examples for particularly frustrating from inspiring English sources

Some omissions are particularly frustrating.

But recent months have been particularly frustrating.

Losing her speech has been particularly frustrating.

The England situation was particularly frustrating.

In McCarthy's case this objective approach was particularly frustrating.

Mr. Rothberg said that aspect of Judge Jones's ruling was particularly frustrating.

For Mr. Grunsfeld, who played mechanic to the Hubble telescope during several lengthy spacewalks, the Kepler malfunction looked particularly frustrating.

It is big, modern and impressive and there, at last, I found the antibiotics.My search for mascara was particularly frustrating.

Particularly frustrating was Martin choosing not to volley a Corretja backhand up the line, thinking it was long.

Maybe the first from Ian Sharps is one you could argue was bad refereeing - that was particularly frustrating.

That devotion made the silent decade that followed particularly frustrating.