Sentence examples for face of frustration from inspiring English sources

We wrote Two More Years, a song about longing in the face of frustration.

A former high-school teacher who has written nonfiction books for young adults, Shields has been enterprising in the face of frustration, basing his biography "on six hundred interviews and other sorts of communication with Harper Lee's friends, associates, and former classmates".

It is very common to question why complaining seems to arise in the face of frustration, especially with children.

Having patience means being able to wait calmly in the face of frustration or adversity, so anywhere there is frustration or adversity -- i.e., nearly everywhere -- we have the opportunity to practice it.

It is important to address this because patients in the current health system in the UK have options other than NHS 111 and can select them in the face of frustration with the service, e.g. call 999 or attendance at an emergency department.

Well, he married her, they have two children, his career has its ups and downs, he strikes out on his own and, in the face of frustrations at work and at home, wonders whether he hasn't given up his life for one that's expected of him and into which he has drifted.

I try to be stoic in the face of frustrations and moods, knowing that my job is to be there, no matter what.

The Democratic National Committee released a "Faces of Frustration" video of Mr. Bush's reactions and facial expressions as Mr. Kerry spoke Thursday night.

In papers related to a divorce filing at the end of 2002, Gandolfini's wife described increasingly serious issues with drugs and alcohol, as well as arguments during which the actor would repeatedly punch himself in the face out of frustration.

The Dispatch said that consumers who find errors in the credit reports can face months of frustration.

9.11am GMT 53rd over: South Africa 175-7 (De Villiers 73, Philander 9) Siddle resumes his battle with Philander, the No.9 picking up three more courtesy of a streaky edge that leaves the Aussie with a look of frustration on his face.