Sentence examples for terrible frustration from inspiring English sources

One more terrible frustration for the poor old devil.

"She'd experienced terrible frustration as an artist and she didn't want me to go through that," Danes said.

I was only about ten years old, and I was relieved, but it was a terrible frustration to my grandfather.

I don't know the story of Mackenzie's life and work, but the bare bones of an outline suggest a terrible frustration.

"It has been terrible frustration to watch," said Han A. Heijnen, the environmental health adviser for the World Health Organization in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.

"He knew that because people would never love him the way they did Madiba [Mr Mandela], they would need to respect him, even if it meant fearing him .According to Mr Gevisser, the extreme prickliness Mr Mbeki commonly shows when faced with criticism is also the result of the terrible frustration he feels at being unable fully to deliver on the impossible expectations of his fellow South Africans.

"I'd be lying if I said I didn't have terrible frustrations about it.

John Daszac's Grimes, at first a timid giant, grew into a baleful figure, full of an awful frustration - at himself and life - quite terrible to witness.

"Bike-sharing is a good idea, but the implementation has been terrible". Such frustration recently boiled over in Pacific Beach, where DecoBike installed two stations along the boardwalk despite community objections that the area is too crowded and that the racks are an eyesore.

At the same time, I remember her telling me of these terrible moods of frustration.

Even in unchallenging waves, the faces of surfers as they ride become terrible masks of fear, frustration, anger.