Sentence examples for a particular frustration from inspiring English sources

The level of secrecy appeared to be a particular frustration for Mr. Levison.

A lack of a US-funded cancer clinic is a particular frustration.

The UK's position is a particular frustration to MEPs as other countries, notorious for aggressive tax competition, are using it to excuse their own non-cooperation.

Mr. Duelfer expressed a particular frustration about what he described as "the extreme reluctance of Iraqi managers, scientists and engineers to speak freely".

There are those who complain they are over-reliant on imports and don't develop enough of their own players – a particular frustration given Ukraine's recent encouraging performances in youth competition – but that tends to be the way in modern football.

The scoreline flattered Brian McDermott's Leeds side after Doncaster dominated the second half, with their disallowed goal a particular frustration.

Steve Harmison, for example, has only offered sporadic glimpses of his 2005 form and I ask the coach whether this is a source of particular frustration?

"It's been an area of particular frustration for me in how long this process has taken," Town's chief executive Simon Clegg told the club website.  .

Mr. Simpson also noted with particular frustration a February ruling in which the Supreme Court ruled that vaccine makers are protected from lawsuits by parents who believe shots harmed their children.

"It is time for Mr. Silver to stop his attempts to deflect responsibility for his and the Assembly's own misconduct and to take a good, hard look in the mirror at the actual events that really occurred," she said on Friday, expressing particular frustration about an article in The New York Post that publicized the names of the women involved in the settlement.

Punk songs are often from the perspective of alienated youth, giving voice to the particular frustration of being a teenager.