frustrate造句怎麼寫

The world of technology has passed an important tipping point: It's expected to delight us now, not frustrate us.

It's great for managers to hear that they should minimize meetings, hire people they really trust to do great work, and work to empower instead of frustrate.

If you will remind yourself at the start of every day that you are God's servant, interruptions won't frustrate you as much, because your agenda will be whatever God wants to bring into your life.

Otherwise you'll just frustrate yourself.

Tongue twisters always frustrate me because I cannot say them correctly.

Words frustrate her, like fastened buttons at which she can only fumble.

They are difficult to understand and frustrate and demoralize those unlucky enough to have to work with them.

What's clear is that the chaos of revolution can frustrate the best-laid plans — and that even those initially responsible can't always control the wild tumbling of events.

The standard of embellishment can frustrate the honest.

If you've ever visited this tourist haven you've probably experienced the delays that frustrate the locals.

If you continue to badger your parents, you'll only alienate them and frustrate yourself. If the worst that can happen is that checks could bounce or late fees accrue, let the matter rest for a while.

From what I've seen, mediocre programmers working in isolation only frustrate themselves when they try to take advantage of memory libraries and tools.

Delight and satisfy your visitors, rather than frustrate and annoy them, with smart design decisions.