Sentence examples for frustrate anger from inspiring English sources
It can disturb, frustrate, anger and irritate.
When we are in danger or goal oriented activities are frustrated, anger can make us more focused, persistent and determined.
"Some of the mayors here are disappointed, frustrated, angered by Kerry not showing up," he said.
Yesterday, as the sun retreated and shards of orange-yellow light spilled into his hospital room, his parents, Tanya McCullough-Stewart and Frank Stewart, listened intently as he described what had frustrated, angered and inspired him through his ordeal.
"Building a wall," she writes, "would frustrate and anger the Americans, but they weren't likely to go to war over it".
Weak man that I am, I was only able to leave my tormentor because I have found a new partner, one who won't frustrate or anger me or guard all of my things closely like a paranoid-obsessive.
Avoid asking your teacher to re-explain things they've just explained in great detail just for fun or to gain her attention or else you may frustrate or anger them.
THE Trayvon Martin verdict is frustrating, fracturing, angering and predictable.
When I am cut off before I even get the chance to signal and merge, I am frustrated and angered.
State and federal law enforcement officials say they are frustrated and angered by the recent acts of sabotage.
"The Great Firewall is state policy but Fang has become the face of system that frustrates and angers a growing number of Internet users," Professor Xiao said.
