Sentence examples for thoroughly frustrating from inspiring English sources

JOEL RAPHAELSON Chicago, April 3, 2013 The Writer Responds These responses bring into sharp focus why dealing with the climate challenge is so thoroughly frustrating.

It's much harder to extract the effect of those factors on how the A-League played out, and ultimately is what makes the salary-cap saga so thoroughly frustrating.

At the moment too many school leavers just drift in, and have a thoroughly frustrating three years.

But the Nets (6-3) made only one field goal the rest of the way and lost in thoroughly frustrating fashion.

(That's why it's called "strategic default" and not "stupid default").. Soto gave up on his mortgage after draining his savings to stay current, going through both a bankruptcy and a thoroughly frustrating time trying to get a modification.

(G1) In the second focus group, a participant said they learned something from everybody in the class, and another commented that "When I do stuff and it doesn't work I find that thoroughly frustrating and that is hard … to have somebody else there saying ' it didn't work for me either' [is] good".

They thoroughly frustrated the Celtics in the first half, forcing two shot-clock violations and 10 turnovers while taking a 51-39 lead.

I'VE been thoroughly frustrated for the last couple of years trying to find a good moderately priced Greek seafood restaurant.

By the time she met Hawke and Linklater, she had acted in a few undistinguished American films ("Killing Zoe," which took her to Los Angeles, and "The Three Musketeers," both in 1993), and she was thoroughly frustrated.

At this point, yeah, I'm thoroughly frustrated with Dennis, but I'm also frustrated with the CIA and how they're handling this.

There isn't much community around climate change because it so thoroughly frustrates the personal and shared acts that form a community practice.