Sentence examples for quiet frustration from inspiring English sources

"Everything is so expensive now," he says with quiet frustration.

MOST deputy secretaries live lives of quiet frustration.

Before tipoff, Anthony sat at his locker, gold-colored headphones over his ears, his eyes closed and his arms crossed — a picture of private contemplation or quiet frustration.

It is the crack of emotion from the family members, the quiet frustration of the detectives, the menace behind the laughing dismissal of Hart's stepfather, and Hart himself.

Even the fact that they could all be arrested if the police managed to find the office's secret location is met not with righteous anger or fear, so much as with a sense of quiet frustration.

As such, while you may get lucky while getting lucky now and then, all too often a lack of communication about the deed beforehand can lead to ineffective fumbling or quiet frustrations.

Ms. Gould's novel offered a raw, darkly comic portrait of Julie's emotional life -- her grief, rage, amphetamine popping and suicidal depression -- along with frank depictions of her sexual life, which ran the gamut from quiet marital frustration to ardent masturbation.

An improbable first-place finish by the Mets will not take the sting out of our grief, will not ease the frustration or quiet the anger.

Karpovsky is fiercely uninhibited as a bastard in pain who's fortunate to have a family to take it out on, and Stephen Gurewitz brings dignity and decency to Stanley's quiet despair and proud frustration.

Interviews with Burmese farmers and fishermen in the Irrawaddy Delta and with businessmen and officials revealed the frustration and quiet perseverance of people in this poor and politically repressive country.

The book is a paean to the quiet pleasures (and productive frustration) created by absence – of noise, distraction, entertainment, other people…and the consequences of a partly digitised, constantly connected existence.