Learned women from the rights groups of Dhaka are inclined to talk of "frustrated gender relations," reproaching a male-dominated, conservative society where boys and girls are not free to meet and get acquainted.
The above examples of frustrated attempts to normalize relations with Communist Cuba reflect a pattern of deception on the part of Castro and his politburo eager to obtain U.S. concessions without liberalizing the regime, feigning a desire to settle differences with the U.S., yet always scuttling negotiations and resuming their unyielding and contagious anti-Yankee defiance.
Arthur Krystal's fascinating overview of F. Scott Fitzgerald's troubled relations with Hollywood as a frustrated screenwriter sends me back to the source to see some of the things that Fitzgerald said, in his fiction and elsewhere, about the movie business.
Arabs want to take part in decision-making, not "remain marginalized and frustrated," said Dr. Maksoud, a Lebanese professor of international relations at American University in Washington and a former Arab League diplomat.
When they are sick, and when the staff and artists are unhappy and frustrated, they can and often do more public relations damage than a vicious article in the press.
Here's the interesting thing about my father in relation to education: he was pretty frustrated with the educational system, so when I went to him in high school and said 'Dad, I'm not a good match for this.
More a collection of traits — fading good looks, benevolent masculinity, frustrated creative ambition — Tyler is mostly seen in symbiotic relation to Barrett, who seems willing to sacrifice worldly achievement for the possibility of a complementary love.
The story, about a frustrated Edwardian man (Bryce Pinkham) separated from a family earldom by eight living relations, features Mr. Mays (known for being similarly adaptable in "I Am My Own Wife") as all of those relations.
Ruan Ji is commonly depicted as a frustrated intellectual yearning for a life free of deception and untainted by power relations.
He can beat the traditional retreat of presidents frustrated by domestic policies and pay more attention to foreign affairs, and to improving relations with America's allies.
