Sentence examples for then frustrated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sprecher said he was in tears by then, frustrated that Mr. Hotton was still proclaiming his innocence.

The reader assumes the protester is still speaking when they come to the second sentence and is confused then frustrated.

Rather than pump herself up and exude a love of the battle, Stephens got passive and then frustrated when Ivanovic took a short ball and rifled a winner.

A generation of women, she says, "who grew up between the wars, who were educated into expectations, and who were then frustrated, sent back into the domestic world".

Varun Chopra and Will Porterfield then frustrated Anderson and Chapple through a little luck but more skill, putting the tin lid on Watkinson's Easter.

And so to the rest of his house, with Davis swinging a sledgehammer and then, frustrated by such modest damage, upgrading to a bulldozer.

Then frustrating.

Murray then frustrates Verdasco with his defence, chasing and batting his forehands back, and the Spaniard eventually mishits a forehand.

"I couldn't pick up on a lot of the overlapping conversation going on," Mr. Harvard said in an interview late last month, adding, "I was like, 'I'm Billy — right there, right now.' It was funny, and then frustrating".

Raonic wins the first point, and then frustrates the Serb by querying the lack of an out call on his next serve, the umpire checks and sure enough it should have been called out.

In the real world, if a child is not frustrated by his parents, in a loving and responsible way, then not only will he not ever learn about commitment, obligation, and responsibility, but also the world as the potential to then frustrate him, in a much more callous, cynical, and dangerous way.