Sentence examples for competition frustration from inspiring English sources

Balding midgets, sturdy peasant women and foppish lads in topcoats enact mysterious rituals of competition, frustration and oppression.

This violation may reflect a competition (frustration) between the intraprotein and Ca2+-coordinating potentials.

In a profession often characterized by long hours, internecine competition and creative frustration, "Simpsons" writers seem remarkably content and well adjusted.

By comparing with the available simulations and experiments, these novel microstructures can be understood based on the symmetry competition and structural frustration that originated from the incomplete confinement.

The 1995 edition of that competition ended in frustration, however, as the two teams battled to a 24 24 tie after Texas failed to convert a fourth down deep in Oklahoma territory late in the game.

The attitude of City fans towards the Champions League is already generally considered lukewarm and their booing of the competition's anthem in frustration at governing body Uefa has become a regular occurrence.

Spun the wrong way by a jealous co-worker (let's not pretend that jealousy, rage, frustration, and competition don't happen in science), this situation could be used to make you look inept.

But since then, the competition has provided nothing but frustration for Messi.

In essence, you're operating from a point of frustration toward the competition.

Although popular frustration with foreign competition, both goods and people, generated much of Trump's support, he should separate process and substance.

Allman's inspiration came from his time in Los Angeles as a part of Hour Glass, "getting fucked by different land sharks in the business," experiencing great frustration among fierce competition.