Sentence examples for frustration cut from inspiring English sources

The quote of the day may have been from the Washington Post: A president who rarely vents his frustration cut his aides short, according to one who was there.

He also understood that this frustration cut across party lines but more importantly he understood why people were angry ― illegal immigration.

The resulting frustration cuts across party lines.

Their frustration cuts to the core of the connection to places that are important to New Yorkers and speaks powerfully to the question of who controls the public spaces that many city residents treat as personal fiefs.

He added that some villagers might have tried, out of frustration, to cut through the fence since the court had ordered it moved and nothing had happened.

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For Burnip, going down the UN route was a direct result of frustration that cuts and reforms were relentlessly raining down on disabled people across the UK.

He had repeatedly voiced frustration about cuts to working age benefits while those for pensioners were protected and thought about resigning over the unfair spread of the burden last year.

One reason: Entrepreneurs use mobiles to work around the long delays, crumbling infrastructure and countless little Third World frustrations that cut into opportunities.

No, he'll remember the frustration of a cut fastball that didn't cut and spoiled what could have been an important slump-snapping victory if the Mets' hitters had provided just a few runs.

Matello had both problems, adding to her frustration about being cut off from a world that many wealthier Americans take for granted.