Sentence examples for special frustration from inspiring English sources

A PCGG veteran of nearly 30 years has a special frustration with the US.

The diners -- husbands in custom-made shirts, wives with dewy, laser-blasted faces -- spoke of the potential strain of commercial air travel and the special frustrations this holiday season will surely hold.

"Kind of to vent their frustration," Special Agent Arthur added.

Some of my female friends supporting Sanders are implored with special force and added frustration: Get in line!

Many parents interviewed expressed frustration that special education teachers aren't better supported and said that the root of the problem is not individual teachers in the classroom but administrators' lack of understanding and districts' lack of incentive: special education services are usually expensive to provide.

One of the main reasons behind school anxiety in special needs children is frustration and feelings of low self-worth when they have difficulty understanding the material and keeping up with their peers.

If Senator Michael Bennet, the Democrat, loses there, Mr. Obama and his allies will no doubt point to Colorado as the prime example of their frustration about special-interest money in politics.

But Mr. Annan is no longer the special envoy, having resigned in frustration in early August as the cease-fire was ignored.

When your team is 3-10, and your head coach is choosing not to deny reports that he nearly walked out a year ago in frustration at the special treatment that the owner was giving to the guy you just benched, then making one change to the line-up is not going to cure all that ails you.

Al Jazeera case appears to be a special source of anger and frustration.

And they're telling you, not so that you'll lift them up and make them feel better, but so they can acknowledge a very special and persistent type of frustration we women are hormonally and culturally primed for.