Sentence examples for moral frustration from inspiring English sources

It's a line that -- like the series itself -- merges cynicism and moral frustration.

Frustration, moral squalor, insecurity, all at close quarters, inevitably breed competition and malice.

The staff expressed feelings of moral distress such as frustration and guilt.

Many of the people Ms. Garvy interviewed express not only moral horror at the war, but also frustration at how quickly it distracted their energies from the domestic issues closest to their hearts.

As a city/state/country, we should be frustrated, but I think we need to focus our frustration about this towards those that have the moral imperative to fix it:  our political system and our political leaders.

A 'Moral Obligation' Bronx Prep was born out of frustration with the educational desert that dominates the South Bronx, combined with Ms. Jordan's yearning to work more closely with children after years in nonprofit educational organizations.

All right, you think they're fools, you despise them because their morals, their happiness is the source of your frustration and resentment.

Often considered to be a thoroughgoing pessimist, Schopenhauer in fact advocated ways — via artistic, moral and ascetic forms of awareness — to overcome a frustration-filled and fundamentally painful human condition.

Harold and Kumar's attitude toward racism is more frustration at having to deal with idiocy than moral outrage.

Whether Kington's resignation Tuesday came from moral acknowledgement of wrongdoing or a panicked response to public frustration, his stepping down has been the only true statement he's made.

We don't believe that he represents frustration and despair, or that he is a great moral lesson in reverse.