Sentence examples for Profound frustration from inspiring English sources

Years later, I recognized the expression on my teacher's face as one of profound frustration with perceived irrationality.

Instead, he has been content to tap into a feeling of profound frustration with free trade among many Americans.

To his profound frustration, audiences over 30 didn't buy him as a singer-songwriter when he began releasing albums in the early '70s.

The Great Arab Revolt and its forerunner, the Iranian summer of 2009, were propelled by profound frustration as well as indignation at tyranny.

Groh said that he yanked Testaverde because he had looked in his eyes as he came off the field after throwing his third interception and saw profound frustration.

"There is profound frustration with North Korean behavior and with the way in which it complicates China's own security calculations," said a senior administration official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.

During the next 17 days, as he moved among hide-outs while an enormous manhunt captivated the city, the fugitive came to embody the city's profound frustrations over crime and racism — a vicious outlaw to the police and their supporters, an avenging angel to many black people who, though deploring his violence, regarded the Police Department as infected with rogues and racists.

A combination of a failing economy, zero job prospects and profound political frustration can lead to a dangerous sense of despair.

But underlying the street fury were profound everyday frustrations that have mounted since the autocratic era of Hosni Mubarak – economic, social, bureaucratic and law and order problems that have convinced many Egyptians that life is getting worse.

He's so good at it that he engenders among his foes not only profound feelings of frustration but also a distinct sense of jealousy.

I felt a profound sense of frustration when I read Saturday's Guardian account of another "police racism" allegation against the Metropolitan police.