Sentence examples for palpable frustration from inspiring English sources

It resulted from a combination of poor weather, a rejuvenated Novak Djokovic and Nadal's own palpable frustration.

You can almost feel the palpable frustration in press, radio and TV coverage of the avian flu outbreak.

That is no criticism of its author, Mark Ellison QC, but palpable frustration weaves through much of his report.

"I would like to play in Carnegie once again before I die," he said with palpable frustration.

"I felt I was spending too much time on the substance of copyright, as if that was the issue," he says with palpable frustration.

In an interview, Ms. Williams, the railroad's president, described a palpable frustration felt by her and senior members of her staff.

This is in a context of palpable rising frustration among the general population, as a bailout for Spain looks ever more likely.

He pauses, his frustration palpable.

Now there is a palpable sense of frustration.

On Thursday, his frustration palpable, Coughlin even allowed that the bigger picture — more players leaving than arriving — has him worried.

Whether or not Morphoses makes good on its ambitions, there is a palpable sense of frustration in the ballet world with doing business as usual.