Sentence examples for frustration of having from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mutawa has already witnessed the frustration of having a book banned.

"It speaks to the frustration of having to deal with Jersey jug handles, man," he said.

But to him, it was the frustration of having to watch something he felt should have been more precise.

There's still the frustration of having to record drama or PE learning in books, just in case Ofsted shows up.

The frustration of having to use so many different methods to contact friends had become too much.

As if being in the rough isn't bad enough, imagine the frustration of having a mobile phone on an extendable stick shoved into your face.

Some wives spoke privately about the frustrations of having their husbands both underfoot and depressed.

Mr. Gould talks forthrightly about the frustrations of having more work than he can find workers to do.

Former staff members talk about the frustrations of having to placate difficult customers, as well as the stress of being "Zingy" throughout a long shift.

Just as important, Schumacher said, despite the frustrations of having to wear men's jeans and shoes, and towering above others at the high school dances, she never really felt self-conscious about her height.

"The nightlife was not reflective of the people who were here". Impelled by her own frustrations of "having nowhere to go," she set out to create an upscale gathering spot for after-work drinks, nightcaps, or dancing.