Sentence examples for deep frustration of from inspiring English sources
They had told me of the terrible tragedies and the deep frustration of not having proper medical supplies.
The controversy has exposed the deep frustration of many people with this incurable, disabling disease, who feel that research has let them down.
"I Don't Know How She Does It" was an angrier tale — one that grew out of the deep frustration of women a decade ago.
What I wrote had seemed to hit at a deep frustration of Mr. Obama's — his inability to reach a certain segment of voters.
The exultant Democrat voiced the deep frustration of millions of Americans whose incomes have stagnated, including "struggling rust belt communities and small towns that have been hollowed out by lost jobs and lost hope".
It reflects the deep frustration of many Egyptians who have experienced electricity shortages, long diesel queues, expected wheat shortages, rising inflation, rising unemployment, and diminishing public security.So will the military coup, and the government it installs, steer Egypt away from the abyss?
Iraqis Angered by TV Images By The New York Times Nic Robertson, the CNN correspondent ordered out of Baghdad on Friday, reported deep frustration on the part of Iraq information officials, who angrily told him the network was "worse than the American Army" and that it was to get out of Iraq immediately.
The dispute between the United States and China, the two largest sources of the carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to global warming, has come to be an enduring feature of these negotiations and a source of deep frustration for the other players.
The paper's politics became a source of deep frustration to Astor's mother, the first woman to take her seat in the Commons.
It has remained, however, a source of deep frustration to Stevenson that her notoriety as a biographer should overshadow her achievement as a poet.
However, the reaction of Anderson and Rio Ferdinand to his post-game gesturing was less a rebuke to him than evidence of deep frustration at the failures of their own team.
