Sentence examples for from the frustration from inspiring English sources

The business idea was born from the frustration with existing knowledge repositories.

He greeted the war with enthusiasm, as a great relief from the frustration and aimlessness of civilian life.

Federer seemed calm afterward, far removed from the frustration he displayed when Tomas Berdych engineered his early Wimbledon exit.

The delays ensuing from the frustration of Rommel's stroke against the 1st Army reduced the effectiveness of his stroke against the 8th.

They range from the frustration of not having his winter jacket -- the police have yet to return his personal effects -- to his surreal dreams.

He might get his wish, since this could be the year that Georgia gets some relief from the frustration it has suffered against its greatest rival.

A President may learn more from the frustrations of power than from the wielding of it.

Note, though, that it's not only the left gaining from the frustrations of the young.

Rescuing business travelers from the frustrations of their jobs seems to be a speciality of some service providers.

Mr. Brooks said that "2030" resulted partly from the frustrations he has felt at the limitations put on him by the low budgets of his movies.

The king's amiability and efficient rule were not enough to satisfy his critics, so he turned from the frustrations of domestic affairs to an aggressive foreign policy.