Sentence examples for frustration makes from inspiring English sources

Indeed, frustration makes reality itself real to us.

Frustration makes people real to us, he says, because, in our lives, they are usually the sources of it.

And not simply because frustration makes satisfaction possible in the way that hunger can make a meal delicious.

You're better than they are and you know it.' " And a little stubborn cheerfulness, in the face of so much frustration, makes some friends.

As usual I don't know who to believe, and the frustration makes me want to slash tyres and play music really loud all night.

Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, in the song Who Wrote Holden Caulfield, seems to misread the protagonist as a kind of pot-smoking 1990s slacker ("There's a boy who fogs his world and now he's getting lazy/There's no motivation and frustration makes him crazy"); Caulfield, a restless and fretful street-walker, has many problems, but laziness is not one of them.

The shock of his frustration made her cry, and her crying put him in a rage.

The violinist Regina Carter played Duke Ellington's "Imagine My Frustration," making bowed blues phrases sound vocal.

"The anger, the humor, the irony, the frustration, make this a real emotive listening experience".

Scene 2 On 18th Avenue, the morning temperature and the rising frustration made for a discordant symphony of spinning wheels.

South Africa replied positively after the frustration, making 169 for the loss of their openers AB de Villiers and Graeme Smith.