Sentence examples for plainly frustrated from inspiring English sources

In the ensuing cabinet reshuffle, it is unlikely that Hakuo Yanagisawa, the plainly frustrated chief advocate of far-reaching economic overhaul, will remain as financial services minister.

"I Did Not Have Sex With That Woman," screamed the front page of The New York Post, after a plainly frustrated Paterson found himself forced at a news conference to deny gauzy rumors that did not identify any woman.

They range from the personal and heartbreaking to the calmly diplomatic to the plainly frustrated to researched journalism to a succinctly in-your-face reality check to the brilliantly sincere, silly, and satirical.

He seemed plainly frustrated by the Jaguars' performance.

It was almost a year to the day since Mr. Obama first called on Mr. Assad to resign, and he was plainly frustrated by the lack of progress.

It is hardly a surprise that Mr. Janiszewski is loquacious and impassioned in his praise of his county or that he is so plainly frustrated by its negative image.

The Duhalde government is plainly growing frustrated, and in the view of some analysts, has begun grasping at straws.

And after all the recent federal intrusions into the economy, the frustrated middle was plainly skeptical about the federal government's ability to re-engineer one-sixth of the American economy.

Some things are not worth sugar coating especially when they can help others in a similar condition, so I'll just plainly say that I was depressed, frustrated and almost gave up on life.

But Nannerl's deftly modulating voice is the lead, by turns funny, frustrated, ribald, joyous and bitter, as she plainly recognizes that, for Wolfgang, she is "a tax on his conscience".

To prove the point, Appaloosa Management and Senator Investment Group dialed up the heat on Allergan between April and June, while T. Rowe Price said it would no longer issue a "request for activist" if frustrated with a company, preferring to make its views heard more plainly.