Sentence examples for cry of frustration from inspiring English sources

Let me say in response to this cry of frustration that certain things are worth fighting for.

His novel Death In The Andes (1993) can be read as a cry of frustration with irrationality and superstition.

He let out a cry of frustration in the sixth as Hough came out to remove him from the game.

And again with the toss, on second serve, and after losing the point Robson lets out a cry of frustration.

Republicans claimed a mandate to reverse Mr. Obama's agenda while the president cast the vote as a cry of frustration that he has not moved fast enough.

There are occasions, of course, when you're destined to lose whatever it is you're fighting for, and a protest is just a cry of frustration.

And for workers, managers and the owner at Bowman Oil and Propane, such higher premiums produce strikingly similar cries of frustration.

It's all perfect bait for movement conservatives and House and Senate members, and each time they take it you can practically hear the cries of frustration from Boston.

But unlike the loud cries of frustration that have accompanied the elimination of the Nets in each of the last two seasons, Kittles never said a word.

Cruelly, the recordings of his solo efforts, "The Madcap Laughs" and "Barrett" (both 1970), caught everything: the nervous coughs, the desperate riffling of pages, the cries of frustration ("Again? I'll do it again now?"), the numbers of takes.

What makes the film compelling is that the camera unflinchingly records the personal stories of some of the parents: an affair; a divorce; a bout with depression; assorted cries of frustration at the educational system, the social ostracizing, the general unfairness of it all.