Sentence examples for profoundly frustrating from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Brynen says the game is both fun, and profoundly frustrating.

"This was profoundly frustrating," he says.

For fans of natural wines, and I am one, the criticism can be profoundly frustrating.

Tolerating ambiguity and uncertainty is a profoundly frustrating experience for most people, but especially for doctors.

(She's just broken off a lengthy and profoundly frustrating affair with a married man).

For this ardent supporter of England cricket, men's and women's, it was a day both exhilarating on the one hand and profoundly frustrating on the other, to be reduced to shouting at the television: "There's two there, for Chrissakes".

They know a cruise missile or a no-fly zone would cost so much more than a refugee camp, so they are profoundly frustrated".

You'd also have to say that many Palestinians were profoundly frustrated by the lack of progress in the P.A.'s dealings with Israel: the Oslo process has collapsed.

In addition, according to the Moscow Times, Ilya Krasilshchik, an employee of one of Lenta.ru's sister companies, wrote a profoundly frustrated, expletive-laden post on Facebook whacking Goreslavsky for being little more than "friends with the Kremlin".

None of them were allowed to attend a community memorial held just 10 metres from the detention centre in the following days, something which profoundly frustrated and shocked islanders.

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