The phrase "simmering frustration" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of anger, irritation or annoyance that is present but not yet fully expressed or acted upon. Here is an example sentence: "John's simmering frustration with his boss finally boiled over when he was passed over for a promotion again."
The debate has been shaped by simmering frustration within military ranks.
While opinion polls show deep public unease over the health care legislation, they also show simmering frustration at the partisanship and gridlock in Washington.
But Turkey has not shied away from accusing its allies of Islamophobic tendencies in the past, and policymakers' not-so-official line conveys simmering frustration with the president's policies. .
But Turkey has not shied away from accusing its allies of Islamophobic tendencies in the past, and policymakers' not-so-official line conveys simmering frustration with the president's policies.
"They come out with a line like, 'Whatcha doing there?' and then they get you and search you, and there ain't too much you can do about it," said Andrew Tomkins, 18. Thomas' death stoked that simmering frustration into outright fury.
What is new is the fact that millions of frustrated people now have a different outlet for their simmering frustration.
Mr. Sweet, who is not a veteran, quickly became a lightning rod for simmering frustrations.
Deftly juggling characters and plotlines, eliciting fierce emotions with coolly controlled performances, Perry evokes simmering frustrations and stifled furies, galling resentments and bitter self-recognitions.
Intense pressing and accuracy in possession left the home side encamped in their own half for the opening 45 minutes and brought simmering frustrations over Everton's run of one win in six league games to the surface.
The meeting sealed the fate of the AHCA, which would be pulled from House consideration less than 24 hours later, and brought to a head months of simmering frustrations between each of the parties — the Freedom Caucus, the House GOP leadership and the Trump administration.
In the seven days it was available, the organization said the survey received more than 16,000 respondents eager to express simmering frustrations.
