Sentence examples for reflection of frustration from inspiring English sources

So the Dissent Channel message is a reflection of frustration by the people who are responsible for conducting policy on the ground.

The vote was widely seen as a reflection of frustration at the time with the Bush administration's dismissive attitude toward international organizations and treaties.

"This jury's verdict is probably a reflection of frustration at the failure of other branches of government to hold this industry accountable," said Matthew Myers, the president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids in Washington.

In a brief question-and-answer session, Mr. Obama said his call for new ways of thinking on the economy should not be interpreted as a reflection of frustration and disappointment with the Bush administration's recent economic-recovery efforts.

In a brief question-answer session, Mr. Obama said his call for new ways of thinking should not be interpreted as a reflection of frustration and disappointment with the Bush administration's recent economic-recovery efforts.

It was a reflection of his frustration rather than a realistic plea.

That millions of dollars have been spent gathering signatures to get 11 of these initiatives on state ballots is a reflection of parents' frustration with public-school performance.

The diplomatic moves are a reflection of the frustration in Whitehall and Washington at the vacuum left by a weak and divided political opposition.

So many of their players picked the worst possible moment to give their worst performances of the season and it was a reflection of the frustration that there were boos from the crowd at full-time.

The rise of Mr. Piñera, a Harvard-trained economist who also ran for president in 2006, is more a reflection of a frustration with the governing coalition, Mr. Piñera's slick, well-financed campaign and Mr. Frei's lackluster one, they said.

By Cook's standards his celebration – a whirl of the bat, punch of the air and a bear hug from Root – was extravagant, a reflection of his frustration at other good opportunities slipping away in the 20 innings since his monumental 13-hour 263 in the UAE before Christmas.