Sentence examples for sort of frustration from inspiring English sources

In 2015, this sort of frustration still feels fresh.

But it is an apt expression of the sort of frustration Westerners feel when trying to untangle Afghan politics.

They're scenes of the sort of frustration and humiliation that mark working life over-all but that have a particular poignancy for a struggling independent whose livelihood depends on the talent of others and their immediate, face-to-face estimation of his value to them.

The first of these claims might seem obvious, even when 'suffering' is understood to mean not mere pain but existential suffering, the sort of frustration, alienation and despair that arise out of our experience of transitoriness.

You know, the sort of frustration I'll be feeling if Chloe isn't in the finale.

The sort of frustration that makes you hate your next door neighbor, the guys hanging out in the staircase, the kids living in the opposite building, the people in the suburban town next to yours and so on.

The second piece of evidence is that, just two years into his 30s, he has displayed the sort of frustrations that hit us all: griping about his workload and bemoaning responsibility.

Explains Barker, both of them had been facing the same sort of frustrations, though in different areas.

I know very well the sorts of frustration and anger that can lead to people contemplating revenge.

These sorts of frustrations are lifting the candidacy of Mr. Toomey, 48, in his race against Mr. Sestak, a former vice admiral in the Navy who defied the Obama White House by challenging the five-term incumbent, Senator Arlen Specter, in the Democratic primary.

The other is that he is a secular saint: a man of unflinching integrity in a world of shoddy compromise, personally kind and generous and uniquely sensitive to the sort of vulnerability, frustration and pain evoked in his "Saved".