Sentence examples for sort of frustrated from inspiring English sources
The puzzling performance left Princeton in the sort of frustrated position that the Tigers have often left opponents in.
They developed a sort of frustrated minority party mentality, locked out of power and able only to toss bombs, make mischief and obstruct.
"There amount of work we were doing and to see the criticism that was flying around at the end, I got a little bit sort of frustrated with it".
"We were sort of frustrated," says Warnock, "because there was a huge amount of technology inside Xerox PARC, and it wasn't clear that Xerox was going to capitalize on it".
Keegan: Cristoph, in "Big Eyes" you play a real man, a sort of frustrated artist.
L2: I mean I am a sort of frustrated historian I think so I will give them the historical context it's just interesting and I quite like it as a starting point for a lecture… lecturing is part engaging isn't it?
At the extreme, that sort of feeling, frustrated, is likely to go on breeding recruits to make up ETA's losses.
"I'm disappointed and kind of frustrated".
On Tuesday, he became an ambassador of sorts for frustrated detainees, whose lawyers have told them about cases in their names that never seem to mean much in the parched detention camps.
"I think he was sort of getting a little frustrated that the first 15 miles took an hour and a half to two hours, so he thought he was never going to make it," Mr. Bedewi said of his son.
