Sentence examples for frustration without from inspiring English sources

Striking one would help an athlete vent frustration without inflicting collateral damage.

This is politics as emotional catharsis, a way to register rage and frustration without getting involved in the system.

An analysis by The Orlando Sentinel concluded that more than 200,000 voters in Florida "gave up in frustration" without voting.

Late in life, his parents separated, but not before his mother in particular had endured years of small-town frustration: "Without petrol, there was no escape; without love, no release".

The government blocked the site of a blogger advocating the Shiite Muslim custom of temporary marriage, which is legal and considered a way for the young to relieve their sexual frustration without breaking religious laws.

Golden Week was created in 2005 as a response to the hours-long lines of the 2004 presidential election, when tens of thousands of would-be voters left their polling places in frustration without casting their ballots.

The government has begun to tackle such cartels, but if it is to convince Chileans that they are getting a fair share of the country's growth, it will need to be much tougher.The biggest question in Chile is whether the political system has become too ossified to make the reforms the country needs to address these frustrations without stifling growth.

The video's interactive options — slowing down the track and changing the camera angles — are just dopey eye candy of the moment, but the track is an angry hum that strings together various moments of racially based frustrations without settling on any one topic.

People feel they have somewhere to talk about their frustrations without being told to shut up or that they're racists….

This is boredom without the possibility of frustration and without the imprimatur of art.

Table 3 offers examples for how pervasive mismanagement left both women and care professionals without any recourse but frustration, and without flexible negotiation power within the formal system.