The US is, perhaps, equally frustrated.

Tom became depressed after Mary left him.

Popular frustration may not wait for the ballot box.

Governments promptly obliged with more of the same.

This proposed mandate was born of frustration.

This is why the exercise of conventional power has become frustrating.

But at the same time frustration is mounting in Greece.

Of course, the greater your expectations are, the greater the risk of disappointment.

Frustrated by the Serbian furious reaction, Jolie responded on Twitter

The frustration of unemployed and under employed youth is now spilling over into the streets.

Seductive leaders (Hitler among them) exploited the resulting sense of frustration.

A spiral of frustration and antagonism must not be allowed to develop.

Rime, from Mosaic, echoes that sentiment of frustration towards the response of the international community and international media

Around the world, there is anguished hand wringing about the high price of oil.

My mother s decision angered me. In frustration, I spoke with a few other schoolgirls.

For progressives, these abysmal facts are part of the standard litany of frustration and justified outrage.

And finally, she concludes These youth only agree to have big goals achieved, and they are not content with the frustration their people suffer from.

MOSCOW A pox on both your houses may be an appropriate individual response to frustration with the political candidates on offer in an election.

For the moment, the efforts of some Pakistani bomb makers to peddle nuclear secrets appear to have been stymied.

The initial disappointment about electronic productivity was thus a vivid demonstration of the limits of classical individualism.

In extreme cases, some will even disguise themselves as mentally ill. Blogger Neobob named two taboos in the Korean society.

And Massif remembers a day when Camila was frustrated because she couldn't remember a word in English.

By contrast, most IMF staff seem genuinely depressed by Rato s departure.

Those votes partly reflected displeasure with domestic policies, and partly disappointment with the way governments conduct European affairs.

One post in the group We are for a Democratic and Secular Kyrgyzstan (In Russian Мы за СВЕТСКИЙ, ДЕМОКРАТИЧЕСКИЙ КЫРГЫЗСТАН!) hinted at frustrations over pan Islamic sympathies and posts written stupidly for likes and comments .

This depression is probably inevitable. But, on a societal scale, it is eventually overcome, as new generations grow up.

The souring of relations with the US when American commandos penetrated deep into Pakistan to kill Bin Laden was the culmination of both countries mutual disappointment.

The current frustration is summed up by The Economist s recent cover headline Grow, dammit, grow.

Of course, paradise never comes, and naturally disappointment follows.

However, one of the main areas of frustration was how to process, coordinate and communicate this information in a meaningful way.

Ambitious but thwarted presidents are easily tempted to take unconstitutional measures after all, they reason, the people elected them directly.

Progress must be made on both tracks simultaneously, if the frustration and anger resulting from the continuation of the occupation were not to result in a social shift towards extremism.

The catastrophic performance of France s team in South Africa may well reinforce the nation s depression.

Iraq suffers from a lack of security, and foreign investors in Russia are thwarted at every turn.

However, the politics of frustration, of ambitions raised and then thwarted, is clearly one such cause.

After midnight, and after Mubarak's speech, that was more pathetic than disappointing, Tahrir Square was totally full of people and rage.

The growing frustration caused by this situation could catalyse and accelerate the movement towards full self government.

No one could dispute the frustrations and despair engendered by foreign occupation and domination, by dictatorship and racist regimes, but neither could anyone deny the anguish and guilt felt at the summary executions of innocents.

Ambitious but thwarted presidents are easily tempted to take unconstitutional measures after all, they reason, the people elected them directly.

So I was a little depressed then I heard Al Gore's talk, and I realized I didn't know the meaning of depressed.

Meanwhile, the US has withdrawn 150,000 troops from Iraq, after nine years of frustration.

They intuitively sense that they can no longer rely only on the absolute security guarantee represented by the United States combination of active and passive support.

Several times I heard frustrated comments that it wouldn't end without weapons.

If applied properly, the understanding of cultural dimensions should increase success in negotiations and reduce frustration and conflicts.

In our case that experience is all the more unnerving in that it has struck our small society with unexpected suddenness and magnitude.