Sentence examples similar to Good frustration from inspiring English sources

The one thing you can be sure about the global Christian community is that, like all communities of passionate belief, there will always be sections of it that like nothing more than a good, frustration-relieving hate (preferably of someone who can't answer back and who is probably a fiction anyway).

Just frustration.

"It's all very well and good having frustration and disappointment, but we have to manage that and make sure we channel it in a proper way".

"You got to be kidding me — Mike Smith, aaaaaah," Sutherland said in good-humored frustration.

Alas, the temptation to write that is just too strong, even after a conversation with Simon Mawer about his new novel, Tightrope, and its lead character reveals a good-natured frustration with the fixations of the press.

In each case, the poor insect gets only a packet of pollen, a good dose of frustration and -- happily for the plant -- a reason to fly off.

Expect its charters for the mining and other industries in the next few months to reflect both that sense of urgency in hitting targets, and also a good deal of frustration about just how to go about it.

"There is a good deal of frustration involved in the process of enjoying Fez," Paul Bowles wrote in an essay on the medina, part of Morocco's third-largest city.

Mike Tenaglia, a worker in the trailer where the cellphones were handed over, said the ban had made the trailer a vortex of unhappiness all week, with fans handing over a good measure of frustration along with their phones.

A good bit of frustration was directed toward midfielder Michael Bradley.

While there is good reason for frustration, we cannot afford to be apathetic or to indulge in the politics of spite.