"Look, I am a genuine fat cat," Mr. Peterson said, his voice rising in frustration.
What was it called again?" "Club Misery," I say, my voice rising in frustration, knowing where this was heading.
"We are the only advanced country on Earth that sees these kinds of mass shootings every few months," Obama said from the White House briefing room, his voice rising in frustration.
But if neither can respond capably to the challenges of their citizens, whose anger and resentment continues to simmer, the people will rise up in frustration.
Frustration with Wilson rose in April when a witness's video of Slager shooting at a fleeing Scott contradicted earlier official explanations of the altercation.
"It was not accurate," Mr. Tourre responded, frustration rising in his voice.
It was a waste of Rooney's talent and you could see the frustration rising in him.
With frustration rising in the Capitol over French opposition to President Bush's policy on Iraq, Representative Bob Ney, the Ohio Republican who is chairman of the House Administration Committee, which is responsible for House operations, ordered the word "French" stricken from all House menus.
"That boy had polio," he said, with frustration rising in his voice.
During the 140-minute event, which started at 6 p.m. in New York, the press reactions started with impatience in the first hour, gradually rising to frustration in the second hour and finally, in the third hour, a combination of disbelief and disappointment when the show concluded with no price tag, no shipping date, and not even a prototype or a picture of the PlayStation 4 revealed.
