Sentence examples for bottled-up frustration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenspan unleashed bottled-up frustration about President Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney and Republican leaders in Congress who, he contends, put politics ahead of Republican goals like fiscal discipline and lower government spending.

But meeting the residents, I felt more a sense of injustice, not greed all of them bound together in barely bottled-up frustration.

He battles with pent-up anger towards the German occupational forces; the mining clearance is his chance to give vent to his bottled-up frustrations.

You don't want all that bottled-up anger and frustration spilling out on your kids".

"Occupy represented this bottled-up energy and frustration — it was the manifestation that our generation will not be able to reach the American dream," said Aaron Smith, 30, co-founder of Young Invincibles, a nonprofit group based in Washington that is the force behind the Campaign for Young America.

Only the right to free expression will save us from the danger of bottled-up grievances turning into hatred, frustration and vengeance.

Bottled-up feelings may also cause shame.

But bottled-up Irish fury produced repeated revolts.

Leave!" Decades of bottled-up resentment came unstoppered.

It helped them release their bottled-up energy.

He went on: a loner, kind of weird, no girlfriend, lots of bottled-up anger.