Most science courses, even with laboratories, do not convey the open-endedness, the intellectual exchanges, the frustrations (well, maybe the frustrations!), and the excitement of scientific inquiry.
In other words, "The Great Game," which is directed by Mr. Kent and Indhu Rubasingham, sounds two centuries' worth of the same emotional and intellectual notes, those of frustration, helplessness and hopelessness.
Echoes of Yavorov are found in the melodious, sensuous stanzas of Dimcho Debelyanov, whose death in World War I made him a symbol of tragic frustration for intellectuals.
Any attempt to construct an intellectual way out of the frustration is shot down.
Such university experts focus their attention on the cardinal signifiers of the Master's oeuvre, which (due to their opacity and intricacy) often prove a source of frustration, but of intellectual jouissance as well.
I refrained from sharing my political leanings even after students graduated, not out of a sense of intellectual superiority or to ignite frustration, but to curtail accusations of indoctrination and perceived bias. .
George too evinces an impressive facility for describing his intellectual passions and his domestic frustrations in some of the many speeches he addresses directly to the audience.
Cominform parties and front organizations (such as the World Peace Council) denounced the Pentagon and U.S. "arms monopolies" and exploited fear and frustration to win over intellectuals and idealists.
The article circulated fast; it seemed to capture a mounting frustration among some Chinese intellectuals that the state's reluctance to share power has brought reforms to a standstill.
Feuillade's films tapped into the same pent-up reserves of boredom and frustration that led many young intellectuals to welcome the Great War when it broke out in the summer of 1914, immediately putting an end to the "Fantômas" series.
