| growing frustration | 5.20 | --His growing frustration with attendance. | ||
| palestinian frustration | 2.24 | We understand the Palestinian frustration. | ||
| mounting frustration | 1.91 | Annan clearly views the continuing civil war there with mounting frustration. | ||
| pent-up frustration | 1.78 | Finally, he vented all that pent-up frustration. | ||
| deep frustration | 1.58 | The level of criticism of the government underscores a deep frustration. | ||
| increasing frustration | 1.58 | The next week became one of increasing frustration. | ||
| public frustration | 1.45 | Public frustration is born of contradictory complaints. | ||
| great frustration | 1.25 | But there is great frustration in all of us. | ||
| expressed frustration | 1.12 | She later acknowledged that the razor mailings were wrong but expressed frustration that these get all the attention. | ||
| sheer frustration | 1.05 | Sheer frustration for Irvin. | ||
| similar frustration | 1.05 | The PGA Championship has brought Norman similar frustration. | ||
| same frustration | 0.72 | Mirer expressed the same frustration. | ||
| apparent frustration | 0.59 | Hingis raised both arms in apparent frustration. | ||
| greatest frustration | 0.59 | His greatest frustration? | ||
| personal frustration | 0.59 | At the same time he felt more personal frustrations. | ||
| widespread frustration | 0.59 | There is widespread frustration with both the government and the police. | ||
| major frustration | 0.53 | These delays have proven to be a major frustration. | ||
| popular frustration | 0.53 | The reforms come amid deep popular frustration over chronically high unemployment. | ||
| biggest frustration | 0.46 | The biggest frustration of my on-line trip? | ||
| considerable frustration | 0.46 | I predict Bill Clinton will encounter considerable frustration. |