Sentence examples for capture the frustration from inspiring English sources
Then, Anthony pushed Hill to the ground, fouling out of the game, which seemed to capture the frustration of the team.
Through the eyes of residents and stories of some of the city's hardest-hit communities, the directors Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady capture the frustration, and also the flame of hope, animating Detroit's citizens.
Large as they are, the numbers do not capture the frustration experienced by countless individuals and small businesses, which are required to grapple with long, complex and sometimes barely comprehensible forms.
Ms. Hope did not say which candidate should quit, and other Democrats rolled their eyes at a suggestion that seemed to capture the frustration and desperation of the day.
The rappers 50 Cent and The Game surely never imagined that the line "the underdog's on top," from "Hate It or Love It," a gleeful rap about their own success, would capture the frustration of the onetime Iranian élite under the rule of backward mullahs.
The genius of the play's co-authors, Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall, was to capture the frustration of being cursed with an active intellect in an era when the only opportunity to share one's witticisms with the world was to persuade a famous comedian to buy them.
Those on each side of the divide are dismissed as puppets of Washington or pawns of Havana, but the name-calling fails to capture the frustrations that many in opposition feel about national decline – or the passion with which those who support the government are determined to protect the gains made by poorer communities.
But who better to capture the frustrations of modern love than the woman who played Jerri Blank?
