Sentence examples for quite frustrated from inspiring English sources

So I got quite frustrated.

We're quite frustrated in the dressing room.

"I remember my dad becoming quite frustrated," Romney said.

It seems Brown was quite frustrated by the encounter.

"Nick Hytner got quite frustrated with us," Elliott recalled.

"We're quite frustrated with the director-general," the European diplomat told me.

"Maybe 10 years ago I would have just packed it in and probably been quite a frustrated man," he says.

"I think his team was playing well but he was quite really frustrated and I feel sorry for him".

It's been almost three years since people voted for this and I think they are quite bemused and frustrated by the fact that it has proven so complicated to leave the EU, and there's a desire to just get on with it, even if it means no deal.

(A previous article about Nick Drake has claimed that he went through an almost permanent depression while at Cambridge, which couldn't be further from the truth, according to Brian Wells, one of Drake's best friends at Cambridge and one of the quite a few "frustrated" musicians resident there at that time).

"I'm very frustrated, quite frankly.