Sentence examples for suggests frustrated from inspiring English sources

By this American preoccupation, too, he suggests, frustrated strivers can be nudged toward mass violence.

Although men are more involved in the antenatal care of their partners than in the past, our study suggests they felt frustrated by the lack of inclusion, involvement and information for new fathers.

Pulis left on Thursday with reports suggesting he was frustrated  with the club's failure to sign certain targets.

Reports in the Daily Telegraph suggest ministers are frustrated with "lazy" civil servants and will shortly announce plans to identify and sack poorly performing staff.

But in interviews, Turner and Sponsel both suggested they were frustrated over the failure of the various pre- Darkness charges against Chagnon to garner much attention (Sponsel 2009; Terence Turner 2009).

An e-mail message from an F.D.A. official, obtained by The New York Times on Friday, suggests the agency was frustrated with McNeil's approach.

Blair's plans in retirement to work on inter-faith issues suggest he has been frustrated by his inability to discuss his faith openly.

Some reports have suggested that Manning was frustrated with the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, which was still in effect at the time of his service.

The interview data also suggested that people were frustrated with the technical problems.

Qualitative findings suggested that participants felt frustrated by answering self-assessment quizzes when they were not rewarded with individualized feedback based on their unique combination of responses.

The timing of the announcement suggests that the Dolans are frustrated with the delays.