Sentence examples for remember the frustration from inspiring English sources

I remember the frustration of trying to make sense of Durrell's adult prose.

Veterans of the 401(k) world remember the frustration workers expressed when they couldn't invest in Cisco and Pets.com.com

Morgan also called on police to reopen the investigation into her cousin's death, adding: "I remember the frustration and the anger that Sian had died and we didn't know how.

"I remember the frustration and confusion the last week as to how we would determine this thing if it was a tie," said Gerry Hunsicker, who was then the general manager of the Astros.

No, he'll remember the frustration of a cut fastball that didn't cut and spoiled what could have been an important slump-snapping victory if the Mets' hitters had provided just a few runs.

I also remember the frustration of seeing so many other phones getting the software bump, while I was left in the cold.

Agassi, who lost four of the eight matches he played against Gilbert professionally, remembers the frustration of struggling against someone who didn't seem to be any good.

Among the layers of poignancy: adoptive parents remembering the frustration of not understanding when their new family member cried out in Vietnamese for water, and then the happiness of hearing him utter his first English word, "home".

("Bring some pillows, some snacks!") She is aware, from actors in the Royal Court production, of the perception that the UK remains behind the US in opportunities for non-white actors, and remembers the frustration of feeling unrepresented: "Black people have had to become great at seeing ourselves where we are not present because that's where we grew up.

I remember the feeling of frustration that would come over me during that period of non-exchange, and also a kind of glee: like most romantics, I thrived on rejection.

Remember the outages, the errors, the frustration, the lack of communication?