Sentence examples for frustration aroused from inspiring English sources
The frustration aroused by the bigness, the grandness, on a rim-only visit becomes a liberation once you drop down.
Released on Monday night, the results reflect the frustrations, anger and nationalism aroused by the current violent conflict.
ATTACKS on John Bolton as America's UN ambassador often report the anger and frustration he supposedly arouses among rivals and opponents after unspecified tussles behind closed doors.But is he really so bad?
The American military's advance into the holy city of Najaf in Iraq to crush a Shiite rebel uprising aroused anger and frustration on Thursday among Shiite Muslims abroad.
A1 The advance into Najaf aroused anger and frustration among Shiite Muslims abroad, with many blaming the United States for what they described as an intentional and brutal humiliation by a foreign occupation force that would provoke outrage if any holy shrines were destroyed.
Beijing's ruling on how Hong Kong's leader should be chosen in 2017 has aroused feelings of anger, frustration and defiance from those who had been hoping for a genuine choice.
Being intentional about becoming aroused and getting ready for sex can help ease this frustration.
It might even be that umpteen referrals to the television match official is part of the problem, arousing more frustration than it solves and encouraging a climate of dissent among players and spectators alike.
But for all of the Affordable Care Act's real problems ― and the genuine frustration many people feel with it ― those Republican proposals proved to be highly unpopular and aroused intense grassroots opposition. .
This aroused Sergeant Johnson.
