Sentence examples for suggest frustration from inspiring English sources

But documents suggest frustration inside MI6 at the time taken to publish an English translation.

But the cables suggest frustration that the military, the police and prosecutors are not up to the task.

Keplinger's words (Higginbotham, 2010) suggest frustration with the limits of emotion and expressiveness, whereas Portnuff's speak of shortcomings in expressive nuance.

In both cases, these terms are pejorative descriptions which suggest frustration at, rather than engagement with, the complexity of public perspectives on the locally-experienced impact of agendas for change which are formulated and justified elsewhere.

Carry an MP3 player Whatever I suggest, frustrations are inevitable.

Some of the e-mails suggest frustrations among the staff members in their attempt to push for a more accurate discussion of shale gas.

Somehow this is all strangely asexual, and it makes for a tedious 45 minutes, perhaps because, as two admiring audience members suggested, frustration tends to become tedious.

The comments suggested frustration with the inability of the respective governments to hold substantive negotiations as envisioned in a United States-sanctioned plan.

He is suggesting frustration with the supposed domination for much of the post-war era of left-wingers (teachers, in particular) who have, as he sees it, played up Japan's war guilt and undermined any sense of national pride.

But Interpol hasn't lost its flair for stylish, dramatic guitar music, as heard on last year's "El Pintor," a dark gem of an album that suggests frustration might just suit them.

In addition, THPs' perceived reasons for BHPs' not referring to them suggested frustration (e.g. beliefs that BHPs dislike them, do not know them, do not accept them and their patients).