Sentence examples for bear frustration from inspiring English sources

I'm interested in how the culture of consumer capitalism depends on the idea that we can't bear frustration, so that every time we feel a bit restless or bored or irritable, we eat, say, or we shop.

"I'm not on the side of frustration exactly, so much as the idea that one has to be able to bear frustration in order for satisfaction to be realistic.

When he can bear frustration no longer, Rudy lashes out and ends their relationship, leaving Yolanda devastated and hoping for his return.

Strung together, they gain momentum as tiny epics of paranoia and ennui, each a snapshot of "a moment of madness during which the people could not bear the frustration of their lives".

What we encounter in such plays, Hegel maintains, is "an infinite light-heartedness and confidence felt by someone raised altogether above his own inner contradiction and not bitter or miserable in it at all: this is the bliss and ease of a man who, being sure of himself, can bear the frustration of his aims and achievements" (Aesthetics, 2: 1200).

Jonathan D. Katz, another organizer of the show and the director of the visual studies doctoral program at the State University of New York at Buffalo, said the concept for the exhibition was borne of frustration.

17 min: After a jittery opening South Africa have steadied themselves are now exerting regular pressure on Mexico, whose defender Juarez, has just recieved the first yellow card of the tournament for a foul borne of frustration.

You South Africans haven't even started.'" The sentiment is borne of frustration that South Africa's black economic empowerment programme has gone awry, creating a few bling millionaires but leaving the majority behind.

The ACLU published a breakthrough document in 1963, titled How Americans Protest, which was borne of frustration with the slow progress in battling racism, and which endorsed aggressive, even militant protest techniques.

Polls bear out rising frustration.

Only a fool would think that someone should be able to bear boredom and frustration for long hours at a time and that this would be an achievement.