Sentence examples for severe frustration from inspiring English sources
Muhly's work with Bedroom Community prepared him for the team-driven mindset of opera, where many modern composers accustomed to isolation have experienced severe frustration.
Mothertongue by Nico Muhly Muhly's work with Bedroom Community prepared him for the team-driven mindset of opera, where many modern composers accustomed to isolation have experienced severe frustration.
"It should come as no surprise that an intelligent whale who would swim thousands of kilometres in the wild lashed out, yet again, in response to the severe frustration of being imprisoned in an area equivalent to what a bathtub would be to us, forced to perform ridiculous tricks for food.
"This time, I think, it actually happened, because of the severe frustration," says Joel. "People in the community have been talking about moving for 50 years.
Modern Western culture emphasizes thinness [ 52], and adolescent girls are known to continually compare themselves with their peers, which may lead to severe frustration when a girl sees herself as significantly different from the others.
Söderberg [ 21] showed that when ethically difficult situations are not dealt with or when they are forced to act against their conscience healthcare personnel, experience severe frustration, later interpreted as having a troubled conscience.
Expressing severe sexual frustration, Sofiane Madi acted out the role of the frustrated husband from Aristophanes' "Lysistrata".
Ilana seems to be exhibiting signs of severe sexual frustration.
In one famous case - Jarvis v Swan Tours - a holidaymaker was awarded almost twice the cost of a skiing trip which had caused severe disappointment and frustration.
Mr Price added: "These serious issues have caused severe disruption and frustration for passengers, most notably affecting services at and around London Bridge".
She said: "It's caused quite severe upset and frustration to Ben, because he feels like they are being portrayed as 'Brits abroad' and that they aggravated the attack, which is completely untrue.
