Sentence examples for frustration sparked from inspiring English sources
Drew Houston was waiting for a bus at Boston's South Station in December 2006 when frustration sparked inspiration.
The country is grappling with the aftermath of widespread unrest and frustration sparked by the killings of unarmed black men by police officers in cities and towns across the nation. .
The action drew deep frustration, sparking fury among spectators who jeered the players as serves were deliberately hit into the net and shots hit wide.
The Occupy Wall Street movement may be floundering, but the frustration that sparked it is still out there, and still burning fiercely.
He said, as he told other press outlets, that his frustration was sparked by receiving an email from the DNC that mocked Romney as "out of touch" for having a boat that fit 12 people, accompanied by a picture of the Republican presumptive nominee on vacation.
The early relationship between Helen and her teacher has been shrouded in gentility, blunting the force of the anger and frustration that eventually sparked revelation.
This has sparked frustration among players, signed or not, as whispers of collusion and low-spending franchises have dominated the offseason discussion.
Pressure from the European Union, the Greek citizenry and the growing refugee population each with its own competing priorities has sparked frustration among administrators at what they see as a lack of adequate funding from the European Commission.
During the Olympics, a furious debate about the levels of investment in school sport sparked frustration among many of those involved when it dissolved into an argument about the relative merits of competitive sport and physical exercise.
The issue recently sparked frustration among city leaders and anger among activists when a man suspected of theft was taken from the D.C. courthouse last month and handed over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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