Sentence examples for depth of frustration from inspiring English sources

The depth of frustration is hard to overstate.

More likely, it reveals a depth of frustration about what was being achieved, and the extent to which her own reputation, not to mention her view of herself, risked being degraded by remaining inside the tent to negligible effect.

Yet such is the depth of frustration with Egypt's stagnant politics and many social ills, particularly among the generation that has known no rule except Mr Mubarak's, that even this distant hope has stirred passions.

It is interesting how you can go from the depths of frustration and anger to having some hope and thinking about things differently.

Workers have suffered plenty, of course, and protests in Madrid and other cities illustrate the depth of public frustration.

Opposition leader Lawrence Springborg seized on Pyne's departure as a sign of "the utter depth of internal frustration with the 'frozen at the wheel' Palaszczuk Labor government".

However, Touré later revealed the depth of his frustration and appeared to suggest that the voting had been unfair given his country's success at the Nations Cup.

Senator Susan Collins, a moderate Republican from Maine, said she was surprised by Mr. Jeffords's decision and had not known the depth of his frustration.

"Most Americans just can't understand the depth of the frustration we feel when American news organizations never recognize the Palestinian perspective," Mr. Kysia said.

While the White House and State Department criticized Israel's action, it was in diplomatic language that failed to capture the depth of the frustration that officials expressed privately.

He explores aspects of Melville's life that remain beyond the reach of biographers: the subtleties of his relationship with his wife, Lizzie; the depth of his frustration at the commercial failure of his books; the homoerotic undercurrent to his friendship with Nathaniel Hawthorne.