Fate has hitched them together, no matter what flaws each has come to see in the other or what frustrations they harbor.
I have recognized that not communicating only harbors negative feelings and frustration.
Tolya's parents were typical members of the next generation of Soviet intelligentsia: successful and outwardly unquestioning of the Communist system, but privately harboring doubts and frustrations.
That's why you'll find that most countries harbor some form of irredentist frustration, if not professed as government policy, then whispered on the fringes of the political spectrum.
"All of the boys that you see on the dance floor harbor an overwhelming feeling of frustration.
In an interview, Mr. Hyman said he had partly been "spoofing" about his desire to harbor weeds — but mostly expressing his frustration over having been "blocked at every turn, and taken to every court in the land".
Often, the anger or outbreaks that come with hormonal fluctuations are really just an overflow or projection of the same anger and frustration that we might harbor against ourselves.
In other words, "The Other Guys" is most authentically itself when it indulges in a free-form but nonetheless highly disciplined silliness that has the effect of dissolving, rather than piquing, whatever worldly anger or frustration you may be harboring.
Mrs. Wilkinson, clinging to the frayed edge of middle-class respectability, harbors a lifetime of compromise and frustration behind her businesslike demeanor, and Ms. Walters gets it across without a wasted word.
Unsurprisingly, I still harbored a lot of anger and frustration toward her.
