Sentence examples for trace of frustration from inspiring English sources

He was thankful, not a trace of frustration on his face.

She glances at the hospital and without a trace of frustration explains "If I do not see the doctor today then I will have to stay in Embangweni and hope my time will come tomorrow".

Obviously he was annoyed with himself for missing an easy shot, but behind his indignant facial expressions there also seemed to be more than a trace of frustration with the crowd.

"There were a lot of speculative pieces that got spun out of control," she explained, a trace of frustration in her voice.

But last night, after an unexpected 11-hour marathon meeting in Manhattan, largely behind closed doors, the five-member board of trustees said, with a trace of fatigued frustration in their voices, that it would be best to postpone a decision until next Tuesday.

And a touch of frustration.

When they spoke, they spoke softly, with hardly a trace of anger or frustration.

Mr. Shahzad, now 30, appeared to be tracing a familiar arc of frustration, increasing religiosity and, finally, violence.

According to the New York Times, "Mr. Shahzad, now 30, appeared to be tracing a familiar arc of frustration, increasing religiosity and, finally, violence.

He also accused creditors of trying to "deprive Greece of the last trace of national sovereignty" and expressed frustration with German officials, who have taken a hard line in the negotiations.

The lives of a mixed-race couple, Steve and Jabu, trace the frustrations of post-apartheid South Africa in this political novel.