Sentence examples for convey frustration from inspiring English sources
We would welcome any follow-up from Mr Cole.(Before commenting, please understand that the above is intended to convey frustration at the politicising of Barack Obama's name and background.
Some convey frustration that no media company or think tank wants to take them on as interns.
"Ultimately that generation is going to convey frustration, anger, bitterness, maybe hatred to kids who are also undergoing their own incidents and their own problems.
Speaking in a comment section at Tuesday night's council meeting, Councilman Mike Davitt conveyed frustration with the utility's excessive response times and repeat outages.
A popular saying: "it is cheaper to die than to go on living in Guatemala," conveys frustration about unregulated growth of private, expensive health care.
[DD, Massage therapist, talking about speaking to clients about quitting tobacco] Practitioners conveyed frustration with the difficulty of motivating patient behavior change related to lifestyle issues, the associated paucity of sustained behavior change, and patients' frequent expectations of a "quick and easy" fix – echoing sentiments often expressed by conventional medical practitioners.
"Groundhog day" doesn't even begin to convey the frustration at experiencing such deja vu.
White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly, who had run DHS from January until July, called Duke from Asia, where he was traveling with the president, to convey his frustration.
MacDermott hopes that the march will convey the frustration felt by almost half of the population, who were shocked by the outcome.
"I had also wanted to convey the frustration over the dismissive response of some officials when offensive and criminal acts are committed against women".
"It is difficult for me to fully convey my frustration at the damage a single act, apparently human error or intentional wrongdoing, can do to the accomplishments of so many," Dr. Browne told the Senate Armed Services Committee on June 21.
