Sentence examples for seriously frustrated from inspiring English sources

I can't say I was ever bored, but often seriously frustrated.

FRIDAY'S PUZZLE — We've all been seriously frustrated by crossword puzzles, and yet we keep on doing them.

We're very committed to this idea, and frankly I'm not a little bit but seriously frustrated about where we stand with the N.H.L.

But an unbroken stand of 168 between Samuels and his captain, after the usual stout resistance from Shivnarine Chanderpaul, first steadied a listing ship and then seriously frustrated England.

That Sorbo must be one seriously frustrated fella.

If you are seriously frustrated, consider therapy or talking to someone.

But it is clear that policy makers are seriously worried that millions of frustrated young job seekers pose as much of a threat to the euro zone as excessive government debt or weak banks.

Eventually they took her seriously enough to investigate, but she remains "frustrated" that they don't seem to be looking into online rape threats received by other women.

Basically, whenever I was getting frustrated or taking things too seriously, I would stop and think about what things really meant.

Although I didn't take the Princetonian article too seriously, I was truly bothered -- borderline frustrated -- at the prospect of some women actually feeling pressured to find their hubbies in college.

A slower-growing India will be more financially vulnerable, poorer, full of frustrated young people and taken less seriously by the rest of the world.