Sentence examples for were frustrated at from inspiring English sources

"We were frustrated at the limitations of what we were doing," says Morris.

Several lawmakers said they were frustrated at the lack of detail.

Like other hospitals they were frustrated at getting no information about when help might be coming.

The Idists were frustrated at the refusal of the growing Esperanto movement to modify any of Zamenhof's basic rules.

But others were frustrated at the high levels of security that meant they could not see the US president.

In their letter, Ms. Hewitt and Mr. Hoon, a former defense secretary, said Labour politicians were frustrated at divisions in the party as the election approaches.

As Reuters reported, the protesters were frustrated at the Palestinian Authority's management of the economy in the parts of the Israeli-occupied West Bank it administers.

Ticketmaster was started in 1976 by two graduate students at Arizona State University who were frustrated at not being able to get tickets to their favorite rock shows.

During the Clinton years, even as the "legitimate" Lewinsky investigation was taking place, Americans were frustrated at Republicans for impeding the president in his work on real issues.

Scott Allen, a Globe reporter, said his colleagues understood that some cuts were needed, but were frustrated at how the matter had been handled.

Jose told us he had frequently taken groups of Latinos on cruises, and they were frustrated at the near absence of salsa or merengue in the dance program.