Sentence examples for burning frustration from inspiring English sources

As the band progress from the burning frustration of Fire It Up to the banjo-adorned Bukowski and the skewered pop of Float On, Brock steals back the attention that is deservedly his.

But you sense a great burning frustration in him, an anger with himself for having let his career slide.

With living in Ireland, however, came the burning frustration of not being able to see Arsenal live.

As New Yorkers we are also willing to rally for a cause, especially during this time when civic engagement is a good way to channel simmering (or burning) frustrations.

In March, Dr. Woo wrote on her blog of "burning with frustration" after two days conducting medicals on Afghan men.

Restless and full of pent-up energy, she races around the long family dining table at one point, burning with frustration.

In 2010, Els, burning with frustration, had marched past the swarm of press after a similar back-nine failure at the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.

That may satisfy his rational nature, but the emotional, competitive side of him is burning with frustration and longing.

Lack of focus equals burning time, frustration and a general feeling of being on a hamster wheel constantly!

Munster, burning with the frustration of being twice semi-finalists and twice losing finalists in the past four years, have home-country advantage against the champions of England.

But creating a right of technology-aided super-appeal, and giving the players themselves direct authority over the frequency of its use, has in this series had the happy effect of insulating matches against the niggle and burning sense of frustration that questionable umpiring calls, in the days before DRS, historically served to feed.