Sentence examples for social frustrations from inspiring English sources

Facebook has been an important outlet for political and social frustrations, but it, too, is often used with furtive anonymity.

"I've been lashed, jailed for having a satellite dish," said a student, underscoring the simmering social frustrations behind the riots.

But the politically astute Dos Santos has begun to address the social frustrations ahead of the election, where his MPLA faces Unita at the ballot box.

Xi has recognised the political danger of social frustrations, and sought to address the way the ruling party has lost touch with the country's 1.3 billion people with a crusade to get officials to live more frugal lives and to root out corruption.

You may reject the idea that animals jockey for social position, and insist that "our society is the problem". But 50 million years ago, monkeys had the same social frustrations that you have—the females as well as the males.

How many of them could understand their social frustrations, their lack of hope, or their embrace of a fictive reality?

He promised to ease social frustration by accelerating programmes for urban renewal and for helping young people in poor areas.

Magritte moved to Paris in 1927, with his wife, Georgette Berger, for three years of prodigious output and social frustration.

I haven't decided how much they are signs of openness or simply the state's carefully calibrated safety valves for venting social frustration.

Both groups of rulers are entrenched elites dealing with increasing social frustration -- rooted in stagnant economies and a paucity of jobs -- and the difficulty of managing generational change at the top.

Greek creators say they're incorporating political upheaval and social frustration into their work.