Sentence examples for seemed frustrated by the from inspiring English sources

They often seemed frustrated by the available approaches.

Those with relatives affected by the storms seemed frustrated by the familiar rancor.

He has often seemed frustrated by the Americans' insistence on giving sanctions and diplomacy more time to work.

Mr. McKean, reached by telephone, seemed frustrated by the restrictions placed on him but said he was not comfortable speaking publicly about the situation.

General Bogdan also seemed frustrated by the grounding last week of all 64 of the high-tech planes after an inspection found a crack in the turbine blade of one of the engines made by Pratt & Whitney.

In July, Ms. Hasina seemed frustrated by the outside attention on the case, saying that suspicions about security forces were unfounded and that Mr. Islam's image as a labor leader was misleading, since he actually worked for a nonprofit group.

But Brownstein seems frustrated by the recent focus on the show, rather than on her music.

But there are an awful lot of colleagues – I'm not talking about Lib Dems, it's people of all parties – who seem frustrated by the direction of travel, who are a bit suffocated by the process of party politics.

He's clearly thought about this a lot (he mentioned they thought about doing a TV product instead of the iPhone — and then instead of the tablet, but there was no good market strategy), and seems frustrated by the current stalemate.

Baghlan's governor, Munshi Abdul Majid, himself a Pashtun, did not deny the problems and also seemed frustrated by neglect from Kabul, urging the central government to confer with him and local officials about security.

He seemed frustrated by his much-publicized argument with Durant in a win over the Grizzlies on Wednesday, a disagreement that started when Westbrook pushed Thabo Sefolosha to take a shot in a key situation rather than take the shot himself.