“She paradoxically and frustratingly proposes to achieve hybridized ends by deploying means that are less variegated than they need to be.”

“However, several strands are left untied, or, more frustratingly, are only flimsily tied to the main story.”

“All through the film, the focus remains on the police officers, with the murderer remaining frustratingly elusive.”

“Behind a pillar, however, a man in fashionably cut jeans, leather moccasins and a hip yellow sweatshirt talks frustratedly into a mobile phone.”

“Michael Gambon's Eddie made the kitchen setting a cage, stabbing his fork frustratedly into the table.”

“Djokovic is staring frustratedly at the thing he believes is putting it off, but since that thing is the sun I'm not sure even a Djokovic evil is going to change its behaviour.”