frustratingly

[fruh-strayt-ing-lee]

adverb

1. in a frustrating way.

Example Sentences

Three albums produced over three decades may seem frustratingly light to a generation of musicians and fans primed to define success by prolific output.

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Adam Rose, a deputy director of advocacy for the Freedom of the Press Foundation, said the department has in recent months been frustratingly unresponsive when confronted with reports of abuses by officers.

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But these songs seem more powerful now than they did at the time, because many of the issues Lennon and Ms. Ono were writing about are frustratingly still with us, all these years later.

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However, there are scenes where the film is frustratingly dim and underlit, even if it might be justified by the power going out during a storm.

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It is a typically Herzogian enterprise, highly idiosyncratic and at times frustratingly oblique.

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