Sentence examples for typical frustration from inspiring English sources

At the assessments at six and 12 months, the raters were instructed to accommodate the patient's and carers' typical frustration and uncertainty associated with a recent diagnosis by providing overall information and guidance, and they could facilitate contact to relevant local support programmes in both the control group and the intervention group.

At the assessments at 6 and 12 months, the raters were instructed to accommodate the patient's and the caregiver's typical frustration and uncertainty associated with a recent diagnosis by providing overall information and guidance, and they could facilitate contact with the relevant local support programmes.

But Cruz went beyond the typical frustrations with a lack of compromise in Washington, instead often questioning the motives and honor of his colleagues on Capitol Hill.

One day, fully embracing her toddlerhood, I had had just about enough of her unresponsiveness to my requests, her dawdling, the typical frustrations of raising a toddler.

They also argue that the guns would make it easier for people barely out of adolescence, or perhaps emotionally troubled, to respond lethally to typical campus frustrations like poor grades or failed romances.

In part, the book - subtitled A Memoir of Love, Secrets and Lies in Wolverhampton - is a hilarious gallop through the typical teenage frustrations of growing up in a provincial town, with frequent musings about escaping for something more exciting.

After Eli Manning threw a first-quarter interception, Coughlin could be seen with his arms akimbo, his fists balled against his hips — a typical repose of frustration.

In 2002, Roger Angell caught Valentine in a typical moment of frustration with Mets fans regarding the team's embattled closer, Armando Benítez Bobby Valentinee is impatient with the Shea fans' disloyalty to Armando — "the intelligence level could be greater," he once muttered about them.

In 2002, Roger Angell caught Valentine in a typical moment of frustration with Mets fans regarding the team's embattled closer, Armando Benítez Bobby Valentinee is impatient with the Shea fans' disloyalty to Armando—"the intelligence level could be greater," he once muttered about them.

"It's that kind of situation that would have most type-A Americans tearing out their hair, but it's typical of the frustration you have in a small town in the Dominican Republic".

Like the eponymous tic of his second novel This Is It, "it can't go on" is a typical Connolly cry of frustration; there's always more, and worse, to come.