Sentence examples for a frustration at from inspiring English sources

"I think all clubs hope their fans stay with them but of course there's a frustration at this minute," said O'Neill.

While donors have been generous in the past there is a frustration at the lack of progress in the peace process, so they are cautious about coming in.

That indicates a sense of humor and maybe something else: an endless desire for code and a frustration at being limited to it.

I think there's a remarkable idea contained in Havel's outburst of pessimism: a frustration at the limitations of local and national tradition.

But he also detected a pervasive loneliness and a frustration at the monumental task of getting Bam back on its feet.

She oscillates between spurts of isolation and open-ended collaboration, and, when she talks about the bands she's been in, she voices a frustration at trying to retain the immediate sensation of improvisation while playing composed songs.

It's rare to witness an entire audience getting behind a heckler; more commonly there's just a collective frustration at the interruption of the gig.

Yet the move away from conventional politics doesn't represent a shift by the electorate towards political extremism, rather a growing frustration at the ruling political class.

I feel a deep frustration at this new roadblock, as I now have to take a step back and undergo treatment.

Still, this latest effort to prod Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Abbas back into negotiations resonates with a broader frustration at the impasse among many American Jews.

Both men share a deep frustration at the partisan gridlock in Washington that has stalled reforms on major issues for decades.