Sentence examples for time frustrating from inspiring English sources

In fact, since the late 80's, Barker has spent more time frustrating his horror fans than appeasing them.

"But actually his moral certainty was very, very attractive, and admirable, and at the same time frustrating.

Meanwhile, the Dutch navy, under Admiral M.A. de Ruyter, managed to stave off attacking English and French fleets in battles off Sole Bay in 1672 and off Ostend and Kijkduin in 1673, each time frustrating an invasion of the republic.

"It would be bizarre to conclude that the legislative intent was to permit the creation of needle-exchange programs in order to remove dirty needles, while at the same time frustrating that goal by making the essential steps of participation criminal," Judge Sweet wrote.

"The fact we were so close is really encouraging and at the same time frustrating.

It is shown how limited resources on production capacity and the delay due to processing time frustrate the efforts of designing an effective FCS although some benefits can still be achieved.

There is no faster way to disabuse yourself of that notion than to spend time frustrated by a performance for which it is especially ill-suited.

She quit the statutory sector to join WomenCentre full time, frustrated by a shift in culture that took her away from direct contact with users.

Rotherham manager Steve Evans: "I'm pleased with the effort but at the same time frustrated.

Around this time, frustrated by Americans who pronounced his name "leaf" instead of "lafe", he started calling himself "Jack".

I had never seen these prints before, and was intrigued by this exhibition and, at the same time, frustrated.