I promise to disregard anything you say in sleep-deprived frustration in the middle of the night, because I know it wasn't you talking.
What is frightening about this trend, noted the Israeli philosopher David Hartman, is that Abu Nidal and his followers believe the rules and limits of civilization do not apply to them - "that the anger and frustration of the deprived give them the right to destroy all moral boundaries," or, more concretely, to shoot up an airport and kill anyone in sight to force attention to their grievance.
But there is also anger and frustration in the more deprived, less tourist-friendly areas of the city.
More than half a century later, the great Danish composer Carl Nielsen expressed his frustration at having been deprived, by the onset of World War I, of the publicity generally afforded by German performances and publication.
Britain's double Olympic gold medallist also revealed her frustrations that she was deprived of major championship medals by athletes who cheated.
Conducting such an analysis uncovered the distress of residents living in some of London's more deprived neighbourhoods where grievances were frequently ignored, leading to frustration and anger.
After a toothless display in defeat by Hull at the weekend, Reds fans, deprived of the services of the injured Daniel Sturridge, may have feared more frustration.
Some vented their frustration (to any reporter foolish enough to listen) over being deprived of the warm glow of self-congratulation that comes with being able to scream obscenities at an obvious target.
TAMPA, Fla .— It was supposed to be the start of their four-day effort to sell Mitt Romney to the nation, but Monday instead proved to be a day of frustration for Republicans as the delay in beginning their convention deprived them of their national stage and brought a fresh airing of intraparty tensions.
Frustration among members of the Parliament welled up in February 2010, when they vetoed a previous accord and deprived the United States of access to the information.
