Sentence examples for frustration despair from inspiring English sources

As boy and cat tussle over Bobo, fundamental preschooler emotions — desire, fear, frustration, despair — will play for appreciative giggles.

Nor did Charles Clarke magically manufacture the frustration, despair and animus towards the prime minister and his methods that exist among many members of the cabinet.

Mr. Posner's production, which runs on the West End well into the new year, goes for a by-the-book, pro forma approach to a play that he treats utterly naturalistically, the show succeeding (or not) on the strength of its performers' abilities to get beneath the skin of a household given over to frustration, despair and erotic yearning.

The "partisans" he examines succeeded brilliantly, he argues, but for doing so they paid "a very high price, for beneath the seeming complacency, the chumminess, the unself-consciousness of relations between the sexes there was often violence, rage, wild frustration, despair and self-destruction".

Welcome to our society of colossal contradictions, frustration, despair and anxiety.

They are visibly the fruit of a military mired in frustration, despair, and defeat, not a triumphant one holding high history's banner of victory.

The frustration and despair is felt at every level.

Populist demagogues feeding off mass anger, frustration and despair are a much greater danger.

It wasn't that I feared retirement; it was a sense of frustration and despair.

Perhaps understandably, a sense of frustration and despair permeates every track on Hell Hath No Fury.

For some, the evening progressed from hope to frustration to despair.