Sentence examples for playing frustration from inspiring English sources

Or do you stay at home playing Frustration on the carpet and, when you eventually return to the office, discover that the job has changed, your skills have rotted, all your peers have been promoted and nobody recognises you?

"We've got to stop playing with frustration and start using our emotion in the right way".

Judging from the downcast faces of the players, including the reserve Sherman Douglas, who expressed frustration in not playing in three games, this seemed to represent the team's lowest point so far.

He laughed at the frustration playing in the Masters can produce.

Here again, Trump has played into frustrations among many Americans over their sense of financial insecurity, inequality and squeezed incomes.

In a 2003 interview with BBC HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur, he spoke of gay actors' frustrations playing only gay parts.

Playing on the frustrations of India's hundreds of millions of rural poor, they have won support by redistributing the wealth of the landowners and opposing industrialisation.

He chose to channel his frustration into playing along with this baseless rumor".

"Some of it was just the frustration of playing a back of such quality.

The sumptuous sweetness of Richard Rodgers's "Carousel Waltz," playing softly, underscored the frustration and constriction of the factory girls.

"He chose to channel his frustration into playing along with this baseless rumor and even used "beloved" to tip off his core fans that it wasn't real".