Sentence examples for target of frustration from inspiring English sources

The predictive ability of rating of neurologist's helpfulness was not surprising since our qualitative findings suggested that neurologists were a target of frustration for patients who wished to have the procedure in Canada and could not.

Since then, Mets fans have made Jones the target of their frustration with the Braves.

If anything deserves to become a target of collective frustration and anger, it's the Ray Rice video.

The capital, Doha, is home to Al Jazeera, the Arab-language satellite channel that has broadcast messages from Osama bin Laden and has been a frequent target of administration frustration.

But even the target of your frustration has a history and a story.

And if the desire to speak nevertheless wins out, I wish stars would consider saying something directly to the target of their frustration rather than indirectly through social media.

In 1986, a group of feminists published Caught Looking: Feminism, Pornography, and Censorship, which argues that feminists have targeted pornography out of frustration with their lack of progress in reducing violence against women.

But he lacked the focus and administrative skills to steer the nation and became the target of growing popular frustration.

Chief Moose was the target of ridicule and frustration for the three weeks that the sniper kept people living in fear and locked inside.

("Coach Hollins loves to talk. There's no question about that," said Lopez, who has heard more than his share of it as the early-season target of Hollins's frustration).

As Nets players continued to deny that Jason Kidd criticized them during his postgame address Saturday night in Memphis, a person with intimate knowledge of the team said yesterday that the target of Kidd's frustration was the coaching staff.