Sentence examples for frustration including from inspiring English sources

Other Bush loyalists also expressed their frustration — including a number who are now in Trump's orbit.

Several lawmakers have voiced similar frustration, including Del. Cheryl D. Glenn (D-Baltimore), who chairs the Black Caucus, and Del.

The Spurs manager clearly feels aggrieved that his job is in danger and this was his chance, perhaps, to let off a bit of that pent-up frustration, including a couple of icy little putdowns for Sir Alan Sugar.

He turned on me in a fury, just a fury, and he said, 'I'm going to spend the rest of my life destroying you.' " Jurors' notes in any number of cases have disclosed the infinite variety of holdout-induced frustration, including descriptions of chairs thrown and insults hurled.

After another season of frustration, including the exorbitant prices for tickets, hot dogs and beer, you'd really like to give owner Peter Angelos a piece of your mind.

Many flocked to Sidewiki out of frustration, including SearchEngineLand editor Danny Sullivan, and left constructive and well thought out arguments against 'Brands In Public'.

Woods's frustration included birdie putts that hit the hole and spun out at Nos. 12 and 14. "I'm just really frustrated with the putts not going in; they're good putts," Woods said.

Others taking out their frustration included children's writer Alex T Smith, who wrote: "Diana should have publicly apologised and not just stood there polishing her bloody WI badge and whistling".

Significant predictors of frustration included having the attitude that access block prevents the delivery of optimal care, having the attitude that the dying patient should be allocated a private space in ED, and being a nurse (Table 5).

Additional communication channels to help understand customer frustration include engaging in two-way conversations through messaging, giving in-app surveys, and asking for ratings and reviews at the right time.

The final multivariable model of characteristics independently associated with high frustration included younger age, higher stress, more hours worked per week (borderline significance), medicine subspecialty, and higher reported percentages of patients with psychosocial and substance abuse problems (Table 4).