Sentence examples for frustration because of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Luers, 22, told the judge he had acted out of frustration "because of the irreversible damage being done to the planet -- our home".

I intuited, in the course of our time together, that she was reading but no longer writing, and I sensed her frustration because of it.

"There is a lot of frustration because of the fact that this organization, when I came here, was winning 55 and 57 games a season," said Mutombo, who signed with the Hawks as a free agent in 1996.

No one realizes this more urgently than Eldredge, who is 29 and is seeking to win an Olympic medal after three previous attempts ended in frustration because of injury or illness.

Showing visible signs of frustration because of questions about his summer move to the Premier League, Guardiola stated he was only attending the press conference to preview the game because he had to.

West Ham United's attempt to reach the group stage of the Europa League ended in familiar frustration, because of both the manner of the defeat and the identity of their conquerors.

Blues coach Phil Davies: "There's a lot of pride and a lot of frustration because for 80 minutes we stuck in there and performed superbly well.

Some officials expressed frustration because many of the workers -- most of them hard-bitten construction workers -- were ignoring their recommendations.

(Kel/12, medical officer, male) Nearly half of the health professionals at all levels expressed at least some frustrations because of their feeling of inadequacy, as they could not assist women properly.

I have a frustration because some of the policies are great in themselves but mean nothing on a wider scale.

We're frustrated because of his frustration.