Sentence examples for of deep frustration from inspiring English sources

The result, evident in Mr. Clegg's remarks on Monday, was one of deep frustration, even anger.

His left arm and hand remain paralysed, a source of deep frustration.

The drone attacks are a source of deep frustration and tension between the US and Pakistan.

Anything under 10 knots of wind can signal an aura of deep frustration.

It was a matter of "deep frustration" and "real regret" that the facts had not emerged sooner, he said.

"This change has righted a wrong in the tax system which was the source of deep frustration and additional cost for surviving spouses," he said.

Some of these leaders, who met privately here in this city in northeastern Iraq to create the proposal, said they were prompted to act out of deep frustrations over the continuing instability in the country.

And, to my delight, I have found that when it comes to languages, the moments of deepest frustration are often followed by flashes of stunning enlightenment.

The letters that were broadcast on Wednesday spoke of deeper frustrations.

Naturopaths generally perceived government regulation as a solution for many of these challenges, though this may be representative of deeper frustrations and disconnections between the views of grassroots naturopaths and those in professional leadership positions.

Rimbaud wrote all his poetry before the age of 21, beginning in 1869 at the age of 15, out of a deep frustration with an existence of marginalization and repression.