Sentence examples for frustration about how from inspiring English sources

Expressing sympathy for the protester, President Obama recently stated: "I think people are frustrated, and the protesters are giving voice to a more broad-based frustration about how our financial system works".

But she refused to express any anger or frustration about how the city reached this point.

"It's been a build up of frustration about how education is being changed.

The couple said they were trying to stay positive, but also expressed frustration about how hard it has been to get help.

The Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has telephoned President Barack Obama to "express frustration" about how the United States conducts digital surveillance.

"That's almost seven minutes before a walk sign appears," he said, shaking his head in frustration about how difficult it can be to cross the road.

"Of course I share people's frustrations about how the E.U. works," Mr. Cameron wrote.

Marie Byrne, from Dublin, took to the retailer's Facebook page to vent her frustrations about how her parents were treated when they asked for a second tea bag for their brew.

"When I endorsed John, I pointed out that, as far as I can see, he's the only candidate we have that can put virtually fifty states in play," Giuliani said, pouring out some carefully worded frustrations about how his party has shrivelled in the Northeast.

But their common experience lay in having the same frustrations about how mental health services were run.

Expect its charters for the mining and other industries in the next few months to reflect both that sense of urgency in hitting targets, and also a good deal of frustration about just how to go about it.