unfrustrated

And she has to be calm enough to be unfrustrated by the limitations of working on time-consuming projects in her all too finite amounts of spare time.

On the Survival of Rats in the Slush Pile -- Part 5 Michael Allen 2005

[632] Here, again, as in a coda, Augustine restates his central theme and motif in the whole of his "confessions": the primacy of God, His constant creativity, his mysterious, unwearied, unfrustrated redemptive love.

Confessions and Enchiridion, newly translated and edited by Albert C. Outler 345-430 1955

Both arguments may have equal merit, but I believe the reason is primarily due to the lack of fearless enthusiasm and unfrustrated ambition that I previously refered to as being so vital a part of British television programming.

Television—Progress and Promise 1949

However, to my mind the outstanding success of BBC television programming has been largely due to an inherent fearless enthusiasm and unfrustrated ambition.

Television—Progress and Promise 1949

Susan: It can be difficult to balance an iterative approach to game design and keeping players unfrustrated.

Joho the Blog 2009

Of course it was the cold pool at the open end the boy looked forward to, the freezing, sometimes wave-washed, sea-water pool, where he did his so many lengths, splashing in all directions, unfrustrated by MacMurrough’s tuition.

At Swim, Two Boys Jamie O’Neill 2002

Of course it was the cold pool at the open end the boy looked forward to, the freezing, sometimes wave-washed, sea-water pool, where he did his so many lengths, splashing in all directions, unfrustrated by MacMurrough’s tuition.

At Swim, Two Boys Jamie O’Neill 2002