Sentence examples for frustration involved from inspiring English sources
"There is a good deal of frustration involved in the process of enjoying Fez," Paul Bowles wrote in an essay on the medina, part of Morocco's third-largest city.
And because of the time and frustration involved, many of our photos simply don't get shared – they just remain buried forever in our ever-expanding photo galleries.
I'd like to share some of the feedback I have received on two topics: the frustration involved in this type of job search and the ways others have successfully bridged this geographical gap.
By expressing emotion in this detached or disinterested way, music allows us to apprehend the nature of the world without the frustration involved in daily life, and hence, in a mode of aesthetic awareness that is akin to the tranquil philosophical contemplation of the world.
Their youngest daughter was displeased with her nursery school, and the family soon learned that her frustration involved language.
She discusses the frustration involved in trying to explain the complex electoral college to French people, and why Ohio is so important to that process.
One, repeated to the point of frustration, involves all parties lying on their backs and attempting to alternately count to 10 without two people speaking at once.
He could share with the enthusiasts the frustrations involved in following the clues to find a lost relative.
The research provides vivid testimony about the bravery of police, the dangers they faced and the frustrations involved in their battle to regain control of the streets.
Jersey's assistant chief minister, Sir Philip Bailhache, who believes the island should consider plans for full independence, has seen the frustrations involved in trying to make representations in Europe as a crown dependency.
"With my experience as a small business owner, including through difficult economic times, I understand the pressures and frustrations involved in trying to create jobs and I am looking forward to bringing my first-hand knowledge to bear".
