Sentence examples for frustration outside from inspiring English sources

Another is the persona of the homesick dramatist himself, who experiences as much "irritation, exhaustion, frustration" outside the theatre as inside it, while consuming amazing quantities of booze - whisky at night and champagne by day from breakfast onwards.

Early in the morning in Burj al Hammoud, an opposition poll watcher, Wassim Lahoud, stood in frustration outside a polling place at the Mar Youssef church, complaining that his crew had not been given their proper credentials to go inside, and that Mr. Murr's supporters had illegally set up a computer to track voters inside another polling station.

The accompanying book, 'Only Human', by Martin Parr is published by Phaidon.

"What a relief this club must have offered from the Depression and daily frustrations outside".

After two consecutive walks, Bass lunged in frustration at an outside curveball, mustering a fluke single to center, his only hit of the game.

On the newspaper business pages, the analytical mood reflects little of the doom and foreboding that I left behind in New York and Washington, but instead offers a sense of temporary economic frustration caused by outside intrusion- progress interruptus.

The combination of the demands of the troika (widely seen by Greeks as a Trojan horse for Germany) and the frustration evident outside the ministry — Soultos's private sector has lost close to 1.5 million jobs as unemployment has reached 28 percent — is combustible.

Of course, last month's working-class explosion of anger and frustration came largely from outside London, and Collins's account does not embrace the way in which, since the 1980s, large swaths of ravaged, de-industrialised England have virtually been ignored by London.

In a torment of frustration, Mohammed stood outside the governor's and threw a can of petrol over himself.

ANGER and frustration boiled over outside Ecuador's National Electoral Commission CNEE) on April 30th, as efforts by environmental activists to prevent oil development in the Yasuní National Park appeared to founder on the decisions of the bureaucrats inside.

It's a fine line and I'd be a hypocrite if I said I was always on the right side of it, but I try to consciously leave behind frustration about things outside my control when I'm with students.