Sentence examples similar to feigned frustration from inspiring English sources

It establishes from the get-go their bonhomie, their quick wit, their common touch and – sometimes – their lovable indiscipline, as they feign frustration with themselves for not getting on with the proper (ie scripted) show.

Peter, feigning frustration, opens a door to exit, setting off an alarm in the process.

Passengers feign frustration, but are secretly delighted.

Rice feigns frustration: "Frankly it is time for the establishment of a Palestinian state," she said at a press conference with Abbas.

Kamala in turn feigns frustration at Gopal for spending so much time talking and reading when there is so much to do.

As Davey Boy and Owen went to the ring, Michaels was feigning anger and frustration with the outcome and heading backstage (it wouldn't be for many years before Michaels admitted he was in on the plan).

Over the course of several days, Yorke's comments shifted from cautious (and perhaps feigned) optimism into a deflated, caustic frustration.

Subjects were asked to feign both delight and frustration.

The atmosphere didn't improve when Israel wasted time and feigned injuries after the break - goalkeeper Awat bearing the brunt of home frustration by demon strating his expertise in the art of gamesmanship.

Her anger and frustration occasionally erupt -- yet Anaya does a beautiful job maintaining a placidity that could be feigned -- or might simply be the product of a face immobilized by too much surgery.

Mr. Melendez feigned shock.