Sentence examples for passionate frustration from inspiring English sources

Four days ago, the Mets were in the throes of a 12-game losing streak and Valentine expressed passionate frustration at possibly being pegged as the wayward season's villain.

"And I understand their passionate anger and frustration with the massacre that has been taking place on the ground coming from Hezbollah that has crossed a border from Lebanon and entered into another country and from Iranian forces that are on the ground".

Wharton experiences the joys and frustrations of passionate friendship, the exhausting flirtation, in a way that most people do only when they are very young, and the accounts of these relationships, in a funny way, will make more sense to a 14-year-old than they will to adults (the book glosses over some of the racier details of her one true love affair, with Morton Fullerton).

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"He is passionate, and with that passion comes a lot of frustration and at times anger," Mayor Katz said.

But they held their nerve and channelled their frustration into a gutsy, passionate show.

As Gubaidulina spoke, I saw the passionate curiosity of someone driven by frustration and anger that their background, traditions and culture had been ripped away.

So while there will be many dark days ahead, this detailed, passionate book shows why "to the frustration of those who seek to neutralise it, that struggle cannot be contained".

Yet the need for such events prompts frustration even from the most passionate and engaged in the community.

His frustration is shared by many passionate fans in a country which failed, yet again, to qualify for the 2014 World Cup Finals.The Chinese game has been mired in corruption, but the authorities say they are cleaning things up.

Not one of them doesn't get passionate talking about politics – this isn't apathy; it's frustration.