Sentence examples for point of frustration from inspiring English sources

"That's been a point of frustration for decades within the FBI".

It was not the only potential point of frustration for his campaign.

Marbury's unrelenting passion for winning pushed him past the point of frustration with the Nets.

The band's third effort, eponymously titled and released in 2000, solved nothing: it was diffuse to the point of frustration.

The back-and-forth, swaying nature of the lineups has been a point of frustration for fans.

It's simple in all the best ways, yet soon gets incredibly challenging: but not to the point of frustration.

Listen to them without interrupting, he says, and then "show you understand their situation by finding common points of frustration".

"Those small points of frustration you often encounter during a trip are a big focus for us; knowing at a glance when you can check-in, or how long you have before you need to check out, and finding your way back to your hotel after a day exploring a new city," says principal designer Stuart Frisby.

A few other points of frustration are, sadly, inevitable.

Challenges of limited resources and funding (AU$111,2000 in total) across multiple agencies were major points of frustration for most of the key informants and it was thought to have directly affected project implementation.

At this point, out of frustration and anger, Reykowski began to plan his resignation.