Sentence examples for terribly frustrating from inspiring English sources

I agree, it's terribly frustrating.

It must be terribly frustrating.

Because she knew what it was like to be poor, Swartz found her arguments hard to counter, but they were terribly frustrating.

I don't think it happens to be true, and I believe that I can show people not only where we have diverged, but serious differences: the issue of climate change, which is a huge issue out there in the state of California; the issue of spending; the way the War in Iraq was conducted for nearly four years, which was terribly frustrating.

It's just terribly frustrating".

"That's something that's terribly frustrating and depressing.

"I find it very frustrating," says Mr Cameron, sounding not terribly frustrated, as the rambling green hedges of southern England flash by, "because I wouldn't do this job if I wasn't passionate about what I want to do.

We were terribly frustrated by that.

I think the government is terribly frustrated that we're still here.

The whole experience, what with school and everything, just made me feel terribly frustrated.

"We are terribly frustrated by what's happening," said Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, the committee chairman.