Sentence examples for Extreme frustration from inspiring English sources

Collins described Davis's demeanor this summer as one of "extreme frustration".

But, Mr. Malkin said, that remark was made out of "extreme frustration".

"That was the game when we had three players sent off out of extreme frustration.

Stevenson felt the extreme frustration of realising a poetic revolution was taking place without her.

Luda didn't know much about medicine, so she wasn't sure if extreme frustration could cause an immediate heart attack.

"There is extreme frustration with Congress and the administration not working together to address the fiscal issues".

The Pentagon appeals process was a "bottleneck" that "often takes more than a year" and "obviously creates extreme frustrations with the soldiers and their families," he added.

Most people will experience periods of extreme sadness, frustration, anger, and/or grief.

After the long lines and extreme voter frustration from the past couple of presidential elections, people on both sides of the aisle called for change -- which is why President Obama established the Presidential Commission on Elections Administration (PCEA), with a goal to improve the voter experience.

Driven to extremes of frustration and rage by the racism that has held him back both inside and outside the ring, Jack finds himself, by the end of the movie, in an impossible situation: he loves Eleanor, but he can no longer bear to see her ostracized by her own people because of their interracial affair.

But so extreme is her frustration with the whole setup that the narrator suddenly breaks into the first person: She glanced down the long, low-ceilinged livingroom at the double row of women, women she had merely known all her life, and she could not talk to them five minutes without drying up stone dead.