Sentence examples for frustration of knowing from inspiring English sources
The cyclist Lance Armstrong knows well the panic and frustration of knowing too little about cancer.
And there is the nail-biting frustration of knowing that this weekend his fate lies in the hands of political enemies and inferiors.
Most general managers have dealt with the frustration of knowing that they have data within the firm but they cannot access it in the integrated form needed.1 Most chief information officers have faced the discomfort of explaining why, in light of the company's costly investments in IT, the data are of poor quality or inaccessible.
But the academic discipline of public policy has long felt the frustration of knowing that it is more than simply "the best science" that drives policy; rather, the belief systems of the person encountering the scientific evidence (Sabatier and Jenkins-Smith, 1993) and whether or not it serves their policy goals have also been shown to play a powerful role (Stone, 2011), often overwhelmingly so.
And imagine the frustration of knowing you've got an encrypted message waiting for you but you're unable to guess the password to see it.
I witnessed his pain and frustration of knowing that perhaps something could have been done to spare his child.
Getting stuck is part of learning, but the frustration of not knowing how to fix a problem or knowing what questions to ask is part of why online learn-to-code programs suffer from high dropout rates.
In the end the researcher's frustration — the impossibility of knowing anything for certain — drives him over the edge, and he takes the novel with him, entertaining wilder and wilder speculations before coming up with a solution.
"One of the things we heard from customers was there was a lot of frustration of not knowing when they were going to run out of contact solution," Ms. VanDeMark said.
Will get them over to you as soon as humanly possible, just so you're not left taking your frustration of not knowing out on the nearest stuffed toy.
