Sentence examples for frustration whether from inspiring English sources

And that anger and frustration, whether it is perpetual outrage, or the passive aggression of bitter irony, is perhaps today's defining culture feature.

If the captain loses self-control and vents his anger or frustration (whether against an opponent, team-mate or the referee), he will have lost the ability to make rational decisions.

The view from 70 or 85 hastily puts my current frustrations — whether work, family or minor ailments, usually self-inflicted sports injuries — into perspective.

For example, some responses are written in capital letters and it is not possible to tell whether this is done due to frustration or whether it is a default by the keyboard that the doctor is using.

It was unclear whether the driver was making a statement of frustration, or whether he or she had simply not realized the road was now blocked.

Because of their incompetence, a great fighter like Diaz said last night that he was quitting the sport (whether that was just venting in a moment of frustration or whether it was a serious decision remains to be seen).

If you're searching for short-term income investments, you're probably feeling a growing sense of frustration, wondering whether your money may be better off under the mattress.

On Tuesday, people involved in the case expressed frustration about whether the American government had acted quickly enough to secure Mr. Berg's release, and whether it had done all it could to help him return safely to the United States.

There were a handful of more challenging queries, on issues such as international trade, allegations of ethical improprieties from the book Clinton Cash and - a telling sign of journalistic frustration - whether she thinks her campaign is too staged.

What remains a frustration is whether the EC can get to the point that it can somehow generate an exit environment for startup entrepreneurs and investors.

Let all of your anger and frustration out, whether it's by drawing pictures, writing poems, or merely writing down how you feel.