Sentence examples for rather frustrated from inspiring English sources

Rather, frustrated though they are, people are prepared to wait.

Lemieux was rather frustrated by Sundstrom's and the Devils' effective play.

Mabel, for her part, was a great but rather frustrated admirer of Stieglitz.

In the end, Ajax might be rather frustrated that they didn't win, which is a relatively remarkable state of affairs.

A rather frustrated Westminster Health Forum last month on "accelerating innovation in healthcare" spent more time listing the inhibitors to innovation than describing the accelerators.

Since endorsements are integral to athlete's livelihoods, this is an issue that leaves many of the Olympians rather frustrated.

The mood of the new campaign is "generous, sincere, warm," Ms. DePeau said, to "help people feel empowered" rather than frustrated as they face important tasks.

Or Mubarak, who tried to cling to power in Egypt by suggesting that nefarious foreign agents — rather than frustrated Egyptian citizens — were behind the Tahrir Square protests.

What has surprised me is that so many people (men and women) seem contented, rather than frustrated, to rediscover the differences.

Fast, cheerful music (try Internet radio) can help keep your mind semi-occupied rather than frustrated and pace you through simple, repetitive tasks requiring little concentration.

"In Bergman's world I represented a sort of intellectual, sceptical, ironic person, rather cold and frustrated," he said.