Sentence examples for lingering frustration from inspiring English sources

But Guillaume's lingering frustration is not an overriding regret.

But hanging over the interview was a lingering frustration with the Democratic Party.

When "Captain Marvel" opens next Friday, it will be a moment of great satisfaction mixed with lingering frustration.

"A sluggish economy and lingering frustration with the airport security experience continue to contribute to stagnation in air travel growth".

In Indiana, the president was full of bravado as he made his tax pitch — and if there was lingering frustration with Strange, he did not show it.

Beyond ground zero, many firefighters cited lingering frustration over the "double zeros" — the contract in which the first two years, 1995 and 1996, brought no raises.

His failure to dent the black-radio market in America had been one of the lingering frustrations of his career.

Jibril Hough, a local activist who organized protests during Kerrick's trial, said the recent demonstrations stem from lingering frustrations over Ferrell's shooting.

She had no intention of describing specific operations in any detail, though; she could vent any lingering frustrations by writing fiction.

Republican leaders seem dedicated to a plan of letting members vent any lingering frustrations in the days before their party retreat in Baltimore this week, and then moving on to a new set of bills related to the economy.

Obama and his campaign will do their best to argue that whatever the lingering frustrations of the past few years, his opposition – most likely, Mitt Romney – would make things worse.