Sentence examples for quick frustration from inspiring English sources

These uncooperative and problematic behaviors may include hyperactivity, quick frustration, short attention span, impulsivity, agitation, anger, self-stimulatory, self-injurious, repetitive, aggressive, and disruptive behaviors as well as temper tantrums [ 4, 5].

In private, students are quick to express frustration at Internet censorship and official propaganda.

That is what makes the descendants there still so angry, quick to vent their frustration on the occasional reporter who arrives asking for names and directions.

However, many have also been quick to vent the frustration and anger built up over months, which, they say, felt like a lifetime.

When first coaching a client with their dog, I ask for a quick demonstration of their frustration.

The stories, illustrating the triumphs of virtue, honour, and quick-wittedness and the frustration of vice and hypocrisy, contain a strong element of satire directed against licentious and grasping monks and clerics.

There was a nervous atmosphere from the start against Stoke at White Hart Lane on Sunday and the fans were quick to vent their frustrations after Bojan Krkic gave the visitors an early lead.

All too often, the current multi-layered system has engendered delays and frustration, rather than quick and clean results.

But for people hoping to make a quick switch, there is only frustration: They must exit at Route 141, wait at a traffic light and navigate a confusing collection of highway signs before getting to the parkway.

Failure to realize and re-affirm this is a quick path to resentment and frustration.

Voters were quick to take out the frustration of their feelings of not being heard by the administration by electing a Republican to a seat long held by a Democrat.