Sentence examples for standard frustration from inspiring English sources

Yet never getting a proper explanation of what goes wrong in matters of the heart is a standard frustration.

We will still have manipulative drug abusers, violent offenders, patients who won't follow our instructions and all the standard frustrations of life in medicine.

Either way, there was some serious working Mom guilt combined with a heavy dose of standard parental frustration going on this week.

But this year has set new standards for frustration.

Gary elaborated on the key issues – such as falling living standards, growing frustrations at globalisation and the decline of skilled union jobs in the region – raised in his Long Read article, published the same day.

Strong supporters of accountability, in righteous rejection of the obvious double standard, vent their frustration at the court.

Netgear and Panasonic jumped the gun on the standard out of frustration with what they said was the slow pace of the alliance.

Bryan said her group has seen parents with little previous interest in politics get drawn into the fight over the new standards out of frustration with the homework they saw their children bringing home.

The condition for rebellion, according to Merton, is that "emancipation from the reigning standards, due to frustration or to marginalist perspectives, leads to the attempt to introduce 'a new social order.'" If one of the American cultural goals is homeownership, the mortgage interest tax deduction is a tool to maintain this social order.

And Bacon's character is one of those moody types who expresses his frustration with standard procedure by throwing furniture around the place.

Mr. Koch was inspired both by his difficulties raising capital for a craft beer company 27 years ago — back when the idea of a microbrewery "was a little bit crazy, and you just could not get a loan" — and his frustration with standard corporate philanthropic activities, like spending a day painting a community center near his offices.