Sentences with phrase «frustration at his colleagues»
Again and again during his eight years in Congress, Ted Deutch has expressed anguish over mass shootings and, increasingly, frustration at his colleagues» refusal to do anything substantive to reduce gun violence.
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Again and again during his eight years in Congress, Ted Deutch has expressed anguish over mass shootings and, increasingly, frustration at his colleagues» refusal to do anything substantive to reduce gun violence.
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A child who can easily tap his funny bone is more likely to make strong friendships, be well - liked by peers, and as an adult get along with colleagues at work, manage frustration, diffuse conflict, and suffer less from depression.
It's fair to say that I did embellish a serious point about an immigration loophole with a certain choice description, reflecting the frustration many Conservative MPs feel at their Coalition colleague's «differentiation» strategy - or put simply - rubbishing the Tories at every opportunity and taking the credit for «good» policies and distancing themselves from the less popular but invariably courageous and right ones.
Many colleagues have expressed their frustration at the way in which this question is affecting our political performance.
As the casualties piled up on Friday morning, Tory MP Anna Soubry broke ranks to express her frustration at losing a number of colleagues.
I would like to express to colleagues my sincere regret at going public with my frustrations about the turn of events following polling day.
The set - up scenes, in which a misanthropic national news anchor played by Daniels releases his frustration at a college seminar and then on his TV colleagues, seems bombastic and unduly thunderous and (dare I say) not very original.
At the start of the first chapter of her book about helping struggling students, Margaret Searl describes a scenario she believes many educators will recognize: A teacher talking with colleagues about their frustration with a handful of students who need help.