Frustration in sentence

531 examples of Frustration in a sentence

He couldn't explain it with his theory of natural selection, and out of this frustration, he developed the theory of sexual selection.

I could take the easy way out and just choose not to say anything to her, and instead just kind of simmer in my frustration, or I could ask her to learn more about her motivations.

Now, with any Alzheimer's, dementia, there's a certain amount of frustration and sadness for everyone involved.

For me, poor addressing was an annoying frustration, but for billions of people, it's a huge business inefficiency, severely hampers their infrastructure growth, and can cost lives.

This unflinching language has made Plath an important touchstone for countless other readers and writers who sought to break the silence surrounding issues of trauma, frustration, and sexuality.

One day, in my frustration, I decided to scrap the script and ask one question.

A control panel on the EEG headset measured their various emotional responses: like attention, interest, excitement, frustration, guilt, stress levels and relaxation.

That is a point of deep frustration.

Bulgakov’s experiences with censorship and artistic frustration lend an autobiographical air to the second part of the novel, when we are finally introduced to its namesake.

Now, if I were trying to do business in Japan, this would lead to endless frustration.

Well, it was basically frustration.

The frustration was all this unlocked potential.

There is still a huge frustration that people have because we haven't got data on the web as data.

And the months of isolation fostered fear and loneliness and frustration.

Actually, we all broke down into tears, to be quite honest about it, because they still could not tell me how much frustration they had built up inside of them, not being able to show me what I wanted, and merely having to ask me to trust them that it would come.

Best example: who in the music industry, 30 years ago, would have said, "Yes, let's invent a musical form which is all about dispossessed black men in ghettos expressing their frustration with the world through a form of music that many people find initially quite difficult to listen to.

And he was expressing his frustration that the aid market had bypassed low-income farmers altogether, despite the fact that 200 million farmers alone in India make under a dollar a day.

And the email I'm getting a lot today is about frustration.

CA: But I think this is the frustration that perhaps a lot of people have, like people in the audience here, where we love the kind of language that you're talking about.

You invest in the outcome and you are guaranteed to have more than your share of frustration, angst and all the rest of the stuff that makes life suck.

In record time, a team of architects and construction workers designed and built a viewing platform to ease the frustration and bring people closer.

And for too long, these children and their parents have suffered undue frustration and desperation.

When you're a latecomer to a language, what happens is you live there with a continuous and perpetual frustration.

And that's what the frustration was.

This is the $Billion Dollar o-Gram, and this image arose out of frustration I had with the reporting of billion-dollar amounts in the press.

Those riots were part of the manifestation of that frustration.

The dialogue was so lame I felt myself twitching with frustration and irritation every time someone opened his or her mouth.

And there is the frustration of meandering, uninteresting movies made on the cheap.

Caine narrates the proceedings with considerable sly wit and low-keyed sarcasm, but his actual performance is bereft of energy (Caine's shrill bursts of anger or frustration seem to come out of nowhere, and he connects with nobody on the screen).

The number 23 causes great grief and frustration to the people in the story, but the justification for this is never logical.

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