Sentence examples for frustration take from inspiring English sources

But once that sociological point has been noted, boredom and frustration take over, for "K.I.

Thus, if a child picks a fight with another child at school, a parent might impose a specific consequence (such as no screens for two days), offer a clear discussion of keeping your hands to yourself, and go over some alternative strategies for moments of frustration: take a break, tell a teacher, interact with another peer.

Frustration took too much hold.

Or, in this case, male adolescent misogyny and sexual frustration taken to the extreme.

Frustration took its usual toll and I didn't score on the next six holes.

On Monday night, the fans' frustration took a more direct route.

Bradley began literally climbing the wall in frustration — taking two or three steps, running up the wall, then hopping off, over and over.

In the hands of Ms. Pinkins, this rambling blues-based howl of frustration takes on a psychological depth and complexity that ultimately transcends musical-comedy form.

What was surprising, however, was the form this display of public frustration took, because it was not through a spray can nor placard, but via a rather beautiful piece of crochet.

I had to make a conscious choice to stop hitting "refresh". Frustration took hold as I stared at the screen and tried to make the latest episode of my podcast appear in iTunes by sheer force of will.

"I was somewhere on the local greenway and felt the frustration taking over my body.