Sentence examples for usual frustration from inspiring English sources
"It's not like there are nasty crowds at the marathon, but with crowd control, you get the usual frustration".
It is therefore likely that this policy will be met with the usual frustration in government circles in Indonesia," he said.
Jay Carney and Josh Earnest are friendly and well liked by most of us in the press corps, despite the usual frustration when we do not get all the questions and answers we want.
The very detriment of staging in the round here becomes a positive; the usual frustration of knowing that we can't see an actor's face but that other members of the audience get a perfectly good view is an excellent subliminal underlining of the Billy's existence.
In addition to the cognitive deficits, students may also be frustrated by their limitations, and as concussions render patients moodier than usual, frustrations can easily lapse into temper tantrums or depression.
Timothy Fidler, an executive at Wyeth in Madison, N.J., who gives seminars in Princeton and frequently travels overseas, said that while people leaving the Newark airport face the usual frustrations, returning from overseas is "a joy".
I could say these two write with great realism and good humor about all the usual frustrations of clinical practice, that their tone is appealing and their prose readable, that their anecdotes give a dead-on accurate description of the ridiculously difficult struggle to do right by patients.
The T-1 connection, two-line phone and fax machine let you take care of business without the usual communication frustrations, and any clients you invite up to the Penthouse Suite to woo with food and views will surely be impressed with your discerning taste.
If Zamparini went a little too far, as usual, then his frustration was also understandable.
This year, Lundqvist, 31, was succinct in summarizing the eighth year of his N.H.L. career with the usual mixture of frustration and hope.
That last term is always used loosely, you understand, for in another way life on the fairway (again, a word that is used generically) has been the usual mixture of frustration, disbelief and resignation.
