Sentence examples for angry frustration from inspiring English sources

The whole thing is almost always very uncomfortable, and often includes confusion and angry frustration on both sides.

In angry frustration, Burnside's staff officers turned a portrait of the governor that hung in their Cincinnati headquarters upside down.

It may be a grandstanding trick, but the scene is charged with a realist painter's angry frustration.

He seduces Cathie with barely a word, and cuckolds Les on his own barge, feeding on Ella's simmering, angry frustration.

The basic premise of these theories suggest that when individuals compare themselves to similar individuals or groups, and they believe they are disadvantaged in comparison, this leads to the experience of angry frustration.

Six months later Jerry's new mural speaks of a different anguish: an angry frustration widespread among Haitians that, despite the huge emergency response in the wake of the catastrophe and the promises of billions, they have been abandoned.

Working against the slow building of the music, Mr. Rhoden and his dancers (Sant'gria Bello, Mr. Mann and William Isaac) capture all the pent-up force and angry, resigned frustration of the song.

Some people also deal with angry outbursts, frustration and agitation.

Unlike Michael Moore's documentary "Bowling for Columbine," which was suffused with an angry man's frustration and passion -- he demanded that we absorb, and act on what he had concluded -- the distanced view of "Elephant" is deceptively calming.

The foreign ministers sought to shift the focus to what they said was a larger threat: the rise of populism fueled by angry rhetoric and frustration over the debt crisis and the measures that have been adopted to deal with it, including deep spending cuts.

Parents of children with autism sometimes describe feeling "overwhelmed, guilty, confused, angry, or depressed". Frustration is a common emotion.