The frustration of falling off track with the choices of recovery.
That and the frustration of this off-season led Iverson to call the coming season "personal".
The four, chuckling at the Count's frustration, go off to plan a double wedding.
Even in the shortened version of your letter above, one can feel the frustration sizzling off the page.
The kidnapper's mounting frustration comes off as an exaggerated form of the frustration that the boy's own father must have felt if that father is as tight-lipped as the one played by Saito in "I Was Born, But…" (I wonder whether the script for his scenes exists).
I've learned to let life's frustrations roll off me more casually, though the hospital parking garage still manages to make my blood boil.
And yet this sonic tantrum is well worth over an hour of your headphone-time, not least because it is suffused with a kind of anti-brio, a non-joie de vivre, curdled frustration and off-key ideas.
Meanwhile, the politics of the day add an extra, tragic urgency to his somewhat comedic project as he faces military service in the Vietnam War, his recordings of his familiar sights and sounds on the city streets and on radios and TV, his confessions of romantic and artistic frustrations, come off like a last will and testament.
A woefully sluggish start on the pitch, combined with injuries and mounting frustrations off it, has left England needing victory over the surprise leaders of Group C if they are to avoid elimination in the first round for the first time since 1958.
A lot of this is just blowing smoke, of course, getting people's frustrations off their collective chests.
