Sentence examples for rather than frustrate from inspiring English sources

To satisfy Kant's objection to eliminating the sovereign we must show that such action would actually advance the cause of justice rather than frustrate it further.

Yet rather than frustrate, such admissions of ignorance point up the fullness of Colley's account of the people and places Marsh visited and the global forces that came to bear on her story.

What the elenchus needs if it is to satisfy rather than frustrate love, in other words, is the theory of Platonic Forms.

So why does this celebration prove interesting rather than frustrating?

"We're amused by this rather than frustrated.

It's marvellous too: the controls are beautifully-crafted to make one-thumbed cornering fun rather than frustrating.

If you're feeling hopeful about the strides being made against this disease, rather than frustrated by the lack of progress, that may well reflect Komen's handiwork.

It speaks volumes about the dedication and know-how of the duo's fanbase that they were energised rather than frustrated by this multimedia scavenger hunt.

Whatever the case it's barrelling along at a rollicking pace at the moment and in these early stages all the questions that are piling up seem tantalising, rather than frustrating.

He wrote: "If we allow more informed and more demanding patients and health professionals to agitate for these new treatments and technologies to be made available – rather than accepting the misplaced belief that a centrally-planned system based on past patterns of delivery can do it better – then the NHS will find itself facilitating rather than frustrating innovative care".

In the meantime, here's Neil Lennon's thoughts ahead of the game: Lennon insisted he was encouraged rather than frustrated by Celtic's performance in Astana, where they failed to convert a series of chances while giving away two cheap goals.