Sentence examples for contemporary frustration from inspiring English sources

Pierce too, though essentially a servant ministering to his castmates physically and emotionally, is given his moment of transcendence: an aria of contemporary frustration that implodes the artifice of the play; if we're hearing the author's rather than the character's thoughts, they're delivered via such an artistically skilled vessel we don't care -- we can't resist.

Of all the frustrations contemporary life brings, few are quite as infuriating as the helpline.

Somewhere inside the book's frequently hilarious flippancy there is an authentic urgency, as Mr. Palahniuk rails away at the frustrations of contemporary culture.

For me it has been a wonderful chance to discuss the hopes, dreams and frustrations of contemporary South Africa with young black people in a city that, 22 years after the end of apartheid, remains highly racially segregated.

In that tune he sings about the frustrations of contemporary life.

Gilbert's frustrations with contemporary adventure titles led him to make the player character's death almost impossible, which meant that gameplay focused the game on exploration.

The new project, longer than a traditional EP but not quite a full-length album, is a blistering collection of tracks that pierces through to the cacophony of noises and frustrations of contemporary life.

If he had gone on to describe the more recent history of the music he might have been forced to deal with an unpleasant aspect of contemporary jazz, namely the bitter frustration of many musicians who, having devoted their lives to a discipline which grants them shrinking accolades and work opportunities in the United States, have become disgruntled.

Nietzsche's enthusiasm for Schopenhauer, his studies in classical philology, his inspiration from Wagner, his reading of Lange, his interests in health, his professional need to prove himself as a young academic, and his frustration with the contemporary German culture, all coalesced in his first book — The Birth of Tragedy (1872) — which was published in January 1872 when Nietzsche was 27.

In the film, "though White Light is conversing with The cReature, strategically it acquires a very different vibe, in spite of containing hyper-sensitive episodes of fears, frustrations, memories and contemporary technological paranoias, it is a happy film spiced with humor and self acceptance".

Mystical imagery has become a symbol, and sometimes, a trigger, for frustration and anxiety in contemporary life.