Sentence examples for tangible frustration from inspiring English sources

In front of a bank of home supporters, settled into the new east stand at an under-reconstruction Windsor Park, there was tangible frustration.

Ashley Riches, who is rapidly emerging as one of today's finest young singers, made an outstanding Harry, his initial exuberance giving way to tangible frustration and despair.

Time passes, lives resume, and the summer of Michael Tammaro becomes an anecdote, a measure of the tangible frustrations and elusive joys of this teeming and impossible city.

It's a challenge to which Okonedo rises nimbly, framing Susannah's sometimes clumsy interventions within the context of her own tangible frustrations.

The management seeks to drive global structural change forward with "some tangible level of frustration," says Hammer.

Around the island, the ebbing and flowing of the local economy attached to the detention centre is articulated through a tangible sense of frustration.

There is reform coming and this year you will see it". The arrival of large numbers of Taliban in the villages, flush with money and weapons, has dealt a blow to public confidence in the Afghan government, already undermined by lack of tangible progress and frustration with corrupt and ineffective leaders.

O'Leary's frustration was tangible.

Yet frustration was tangible at the Istanbul meeting.

Their statement today, along with the takedown demand, is a very tangible result of that frustration.

And given the fact that the Iraqi regime is a murderous tyranny that once, some time ago, invaded a neighbouring country, it offers a morally convenient and geographically tangible outlet for the frustrations of combating the real threat of global terrorism.