Sentence examples for frustrating event from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be a very frustrating event to get the power back on," he said.

In Chandler v. Webster, the English courts decided over a century ago that the parties should be left where they were at the time of the frustrating event.

For me, I think this is the most frustrating event of my life because I thought that like everyone else in the world, president Mugabe, Zanu-PF, would respect Zimbabweans.

718, 17 L.Ed.2d 548 (1967) ("foreseeability of the frustrating event is not alone enough to bar rescission if it appears that the parties did not intend the promisor to assume the risk of its occurrence").

Lizzie Neave won K1 bronze in the final day's competition at the second Canoe Slalom World Cup to end a frustrating event for Britain's paddlers on a high.

Pettis' weight issue continues what has been a frustrating event for the UFC.

Based upon this conviction Freud formulated a theory indicating that personality is shaped by such experiences as well as by other traumatic or frustrating events.

I chose to laugh things off. 1) Try to reframe frustrating events that inevitably occur when you are dealing with nurses and doctors.

Many patients for example show extreme reactions to frustrating events.

Self-efficacy in regulating negative emotions refers to one's ability to improve negative emotional states once they are aroused in response to adversity or frustrating events and how to avoid being overcome by emotions such as anger, irritation, and discouragement.

There followed the frightening and frustrating tumble of events which brought down the old Unionist provincial government at Stormont, the introduction of direct rule by London, and the first doomed attempt to set up a power-sharing devolved government.