Sentence examples for simply frustrating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feingold said, "The majority leader is simply frustrating the will of the Senate and the will of the American people for no apparent reason".

Wielded unwisely, it can become an instrument of the powerful, who may turn it into a source of repression, either by simply frustrating customers and employees or, worse, by harming citizens".

Similarly, the biographical background is better examined elsewhere: it is simply frustrating to be told that Shakespeare, the son of a Warwickshire glovemaker, decided to make his way to London as a poet and that "somehow he found [the Earl of] Southampton".

We therefore conducted a user study to determine if, upon initial exposure to the device, users find such a novel keyboard at all usable or simply frustrating.

Why spend days or weeks working on tasks that are simply frustrating for you?

GameSpy commented, "you'll trudge through countless hallways and control rooms that all look exactly the same, fighting identical-looking groups of enemies over and over and over...it is simply frustrating to see a game with such groundbreaking sequences too often degenerate [into] this kind of mindless, repetitive action".

Dr. Eisenberg said physicians were not simply frustrated with the industry changing around them.

And Floridians, like most other Americans, are simply frustrated with the status quo.

We can't stomach the Republicans and the Democrats simply frustrate us by their lack of direction, leadership, vision and guts.

The home crowd began to get on their team's back as Villa, whose effort was obvious, were simply frustrated by their lack of cutting edge in the final third.

A member of its executive committee, Samir Nachar, played down the latest frictions, saying the members had not submitted formal resignations and were simply frustrated at their exclusion from a meeting with the United Nations special envoy, Kofi Annan.