Sentence examples for certain frustrations from inspiring English sources

"You know, we have to put up with certain frustrations," Peter went on, as we tramped through the market.

The object causes certain frustrations and is then ascribed an agency or a kind of subjective agenda that would account for its causing those effects.

The wobbly spine of my old French dictionary--airborne more than once or twice--bears witness to certain frustrations.

It is important to remember that continuity of care reduces certain frustrations that can adversely affect physician retention.

But he acknowledged a certain frustration with the way things got done — or did not — in the Senate.

For all the balance and careful argument of his essay, Kagan sometimes lets slip a certain frustration with such thinking.

"It's unfortunate, but we do have to continue to do business, and this creates a certain frustration level".

"It is part of a larger problem of a certain frustration with an economic model that has not allowed for a rapid exit from poverty".

It has more to do with a certain frustration familiar to what many regard as an unlikely if not oxymoronic breed: the Manhattan golfer.

But he also revealed a certain frustration at the sharp response to the Fed's decision to renew a strategy, known as quantitative easing, that involves buying Treasury securities to lower long-term interest rates.

Elitist or not, the thesis of Mr. Obama's remarks in Boston does reflect a certain frustration on the part of the president and his team that, in their view, the public might not be listening.