Sentence examples for feeling thwarted from inspiring English sources

Neither venture had panned out, and Fitzgerald returned East, feeling thwarted by studio bigwigs.

Arriving late to a meeting, I was amazed to find one of the Twitter hardwomen talking poignantly about feeling thwarted.

This is ultimately an album about feeling thwarted, exhausted and sometimes a bit defeated, but plugging on regardless.

But after two league titles in three seasons, and feeling thwarted by Europe's ban on English clubs, Kendall left in 1987 to manage Athletic Bilbao in Spain.

When Big Mama, feeling thwarted by the politics of the welfare office, says, "Them folks don't care nothin' about us," Buggy has a sharp and immediate answer that echoes throughout this play: "Where 'they' hidin' at?

He is fifty years old, divorced, and lives alone in an old white farmhouse in the Hamptons and an apartment on Central Park West — feeling thwarted, if not quite persecuted.

The story of Elian Gonzalez's feuding clan is extreme, but it is not all that different from what most Cuban families divided by Castro's revolution have experienced: bitter feelings, thwarted love and ever painful efforts at reconciliation.

"Dead-end jobs, years of feeling like an unaccomplished bum and unresolved feelings thwarted my art career," she admitted, but she eventually tried again.

"If players feel thwarted by the controls or the design of the game, they can wind up feeling aggressive.

This feeling of thwarted desire is so acute I've given it a name: 1stdibs envy.

He didn't like feeling so thwarted, and he didn't want to carry this failure with him to a new planet.