QUESTION FROM VERNON TOMS: It's somehow frustrating for people to see the Wal-Mart events, because they seem so avoidable.
Alito at one point suggested that women who work for small employers, and who thus must buy policies on the exchanges, somehow "frustrate" the government's desire to give all women access to free contraception.
That months have passed without the McCain campaign similarly defining Mr. Obama somehow has frustrated Republicans more than, say, Mr. Obama's strong fund-raising or Democratic Party unity.
We were frustrated, but somehow the arrest was motivating, Leo had no laptop, no phone to test the app on.
Then during your next therapy session, you might give a homework-update, share your progress, and address any areas where you got frustrated, stuck, or somehow off-track.
Our professors were probably frustrated with us, but somehow our bunch of type-A overachievers could not muster the energy to care.
"I'm 31 years old now and I've worked hard to get to this level and sacrificed a lot of things," he added, "but I've gotten myself frustrated at the same time somehow.
At present, though, the organic operations of cultural logic have been artificially frustrated, and our climber is somehow stuck on postmodernism -- literally dizzy with the contemplation and deconstruction of her own situation.
However, albeit with somehow good results, these efforts have been frustrated by the high degree of complexity and low reproducibility of such methodological procedures (Somogyi et al. 1983; Freund and Somogyi 1983; Somogyi 1990; Buller and Rossi 1993).
I'm as frustrated with my fellow cyclists, who somehow see it as their right to ride anywhere they want and as fast as they want, as I am with pedestrians who insist on encroaching on bike paths and lanes.
