Sentence examples for frustration shared from inspiring English sources

But that frustration, shared by the DW Stadium crowd, soon turned to elation as Fortuné pulled the ball across for Barnett to expertly rifle home.

He documents the anger and frustration shared by those who knew what happened to Mr. Tillman but were under orders to conceal the truth.

When Kerry spoke of healthcare as a right and not a privilege he was tapping into a frustration shared by all Americans.

In Turkey, there is a growing sense of frustration shared by the Syrian rebels that the West, the United States in particular, called for Mr. Assad to leave power, only to sit quietly on the sidelines as the crisis transformed into a bloody civil war.

Her joy and incredulity at being the first black woman to win a best actress statuette seemed implicitly to acknowledge -- and, in a way, to contain and transform -- the anger and frustration shared by so many, including perhaps the mistress of ceremonies, Whoopi Goldberg, at having to wait so long.

This 'black goo' Auralay described is a common frustration shared by the group's widows.

Venting frustration, sharing unfiltered thoughts with friends, and exploring confusing emotions and desires help us work through our personal struggles faster and find greater satisfaction in life.

"I mean you wouldn't see somebody at the General Assembly smoking a joint," said Smith, reflecting the frustrations shared by many working group members who have invested their time and energies in the occupation.

"That frustration is frustration I shared, actually, as a House Republican before becoming speaker," he said.

It works especially well with surreal, humorous frustrations, or frustration that stems from genuinely illogical things, or frustration widely shared.

But his frustration was shared by Lucas.