Sentence examples for frustration right from inspiring English sources

Of course, I'm speaking out of frustration right now.

"I think all the campaigns are expressing frustration right now," Mr. Miner said.

"From the perspective of a prosecutor, there's tremendous frustration right now," said Mike Green, the Monroe County district attorney.

"We will look at each debate individually and then make a decision," Mark Miner, the spokesman, told The Times's Richard A. Oppel Jr. Earlier on Wednesday, Mr. Miner told Politico that "all the campaigns are expressing frustration right now" about the extensive debate schedule.

The GPS drove a wedge of frustration right between us, she did.

"There's a lot of frustration right now, I'm trying to stay positive, I'll see what the doctor says tomorrow," Burnett said before burying his face in a towel and fighting off tears as he walked away from reporters.

Their quick-change artistry is a running joke that never gets old, and if they ever seem dismayed by the challenge of changing hats, clothing, wigs and accents in fractions of a second, their frustration is right in the script.

Having to deal with a Birmingham fan, boiling over with the best part of two decades' worth of pent-up lower-division frustration, getting right up in his grille and accusing him of flagrant onanism was beyond the pale, though.

"But no one understands better what the frustration is right now.

It found that deep-rooted frustration across right-wing extremist groups may push individuals toward violence.

Meanwhile, the holder of the American hopes, Suu Kyi, has remained silent on the issue, much to the frustration of rights groups.