Sentence examples for frustrations toward from inspiring English sources

Although the senators who boycotted the previous meeting have repeatedly emphasized that they hold Mr. Leavitt in high personal regard, his confirmation has become a forum for the Democrats' frustrations toward the administration's environmental record.

THAT suspicion and frustrations toward the United States are rife in both countries is not surprising, given the fact that a major realignment of Washington's diplomatic positions in the region has been under way since the end of the cold war.

Never transfer hurt feelings and frustrations toward your ex onto your child.

MASSUniting has been at the forefront of frustrations toward Brown and Congress for its inactivity on unemployment.

"I think one of Andy's great frustrations toward the end was that he didn't see the results," Stein said"....All this work and effort that he and other unions had put into electing all these Democrats hadn't been paying off".

And though many of the demonstrators camped out at Syntagma are clearly directing their frustrations toward his office, the prime minister spoke about them with understanding and a clear awareness not only of their power and authenticity, but also their potential.

The Field Offices Anger and Frustration Toward Headquarters Mr. Mueller is now trying to force the F.B.I. to shed its traditional case-oriented approach to its job.

They showed frustration toward the home-plate umpire, Joe West.

There were contract disputes, tardiness to meetings, displays of frustration toward Coughlin and more.

McEwing, who struck out three times, flung his bat in frustration toward the Mets' dugout.

Her rage turned to outrage, a slight shift, and Ms. Vandenberghe somehow managed to channel her frustration toward the absurdity of the traffic laws.