Sentences with phrase «in immense frustration»
On the flip side, not trusting them will result in immense frustration on all sides.
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«In a wide - ranging interview with the Daily Express, Mr Cameron also spoke of his «immense frustration» at working with Nick Clegg after his Liberal Democrat deputy reneged on a deal on reforming Parliamentary boundaries.
But it was backed as Unite's conference in Brighton, and a spokesman said: «This vote today simply reflects the immense frustration that our members feel.
Instead, the more promising and intriguing their findings, the more likely the episode is to be the last in the series, to the immense frustration of any actual scientists watching.
After two years of frustration, Allison found a partner in the small biotechnology company Medarex, which deserves immense credit for gambling on his vision.
If we can be thoroughly engaged in the pleasure that stems from a great cappuccino, the chalky ceramic mug, the airy foam, the milky goodness that lies beneath, the rich fragrance rising in the steam, the warmth traveling from your fingertips to the root of your heart, the chatter in the cafe swimming all around you... and you haven't even had a sip yet... If we can be thoroughly engaged in the tears that spring up after a long, trying Tuesday, allowing our sorrow and self - pity to flood forth without judgment or frustration, saturating ourselves with empathy and self - comfort, treating our pain as we would a loved one's... we are not denying our pain, we are relishing it, we are feeling it, and we are opening ourselves up to the immense pleasure we can feel once the pain has passed.
Immense frustration with this state of affairs led many of us to participate in a walkout from the Ec 10 introductory course taught by former Bush economic adviser and prolific textbook author Greg Mankiw.
That Spencer includes not one footnote in the entire volume is a source of immense frustration to folks like me, who are reading his work as part of a larger research endeavor and feel obliged to independently verify everything anyone says.