Throughout the inevitable frustrations of training, he said, "I don't think I've ever heard a negative comment for anybody come out of her mouth."

Almost nothing in Hollywood is resistant to narrative invention, so an inevitable frustration arises when real life presents, say, a problem in Act Three.

At the end of the first session of interviews, there was inevitable frustration.

Then had come the inevitable environmental frustrations.

But election officers stuck to their task and dealt with the inevitable frustrations calmly.

Indeed, it is one of the book's perhaps inevitable frustrations that there is considerable overlap among terms and a good deal of redundancy.

But the groups are stoical in the face of what they call inevitable frustrations.

When Mr. Singleton takes such easy ways out, he creates inevitable frustration.

The inevitable frustration Mr. Reagan's left-over debt imposes on any new domestic programs could make him angry.

We have bureaucratized youth, then harnessed their inevitable frustration to power a lucrative, commercialized youth culture.