Sentence examples for frustration a bit from inspiring English sources
Snaked somewhere between the joy, warmth and fellowship of the tight-knit, mostly African-American and Caribbean-American congregation were some frustration, a bit of anxiety and a tinge of sorrow regarding the current state of things.
Although prohibited from speaking on the record, investment bankers, traders and financial advisers quietly expressed disbelief, frustration and a bit of self-interested concern over what the write-down will do to their pay.
Frustration, but a bit of relief because we got something.
If we expect them, we should be able to move through them with less frustration and a bit more equanimity, since we know that similar crises are likely to happen to nearly everyone.
But the idea appealed, and his ongoing frustration made him a bit reckless.
With exhaustion, frustration, and even a bit of sadness over things outside of my control, I convinced myself it wasn't okay to just be okay.
Linkin Park songs were equally fueled by rage, anxiety, frustration, but also a bit of youthful hope and expectation that kept the band's cross-cultural sound free of sludge, depression or surrender.
When exiting the theater after watching Won't Back Down, viewers are left with frustration, anger and perhaps a bit of hope.
He'd share tales of aborted attractions — the thrill ride that would take guests through the innards of a computer, once pitched to sit where Walt Disney World's Space Mountain rises today (sponsor RCA didn't go for it) — and even divulge the occasional frustration (he too was a bit disappointed in the first pass at Anaheim's Disney California Adventure).
I believe it's normal to have a bit of frustration when you are striving for more; the frustration can act as a reminder that you need to adjust your current goals.
