Sentence examples similar to fortunate frustration from inspiring English sources
Despite the frustrations, Motley was fortunate to have resources to help him persist.
Judged exclusively by the capacity to do what one wants and the presence or absence of regret, frustration, and fear, philosophers are not happier than very fortunate non-philosophers.
United's frustration was now in danger of boiling over and Rafael was fortunate to receive only a yellow card for a flying two-footed challenge on Cahill.
Shakhtar's frustrations spilled over in the final minutes with Stepanenko in particular fortunate to avoid a red card after a pair of tasty challenges, as Sevilla cruised into their third straight final in style.
But even so, my frustration is tempered by the fact that, regardless of the inconvenience, I'm fortunate enough to be in a position where I'll encounter few -- if any -- damaging consequences.
Bolton's frustration showed when Sam Ricketts lunged into a tackle on Dean Whitehead, the full-back perhaps slightly fortunate only to be given a yellow card.
But Kesler expressed frustration at the number of high-danger opportunities the Coyotes generated, and he feels the team is "fortunate to be 3-0-1". "We didn't manage the puck properly in some areas," Carlyle acknowledged.
But Cardiff's frustration was yet to reach its peak as Coleman latched onto Gareth Barry's header to score a hugely fortunate winner from close-range.
The midfielder allowed his frustrations to get the better of him as he caught Muller with his studs raised and was fortunate to escape a booking.
Others are less fortunate.
