Sentence examples for Profound discontent from inspiring English sources

Other public posts pay eye-watering sums to the profound discontent of those they manage.

Regardless of the result, Nigel Farage and his Eurosceptic "people's army" have already successfully exposed the electorate's profound discontent and alienation from the current political system.

They find great satisfaction in their work, but register profound discontent with the way their firms are run.Two-fifths of employees, according to a 2010 study by BVA, a polling firm, actively dislike their firm's top managers.

A writer must make a case for profound discontent on the part of any character who's got everything for which most of the world's population strives, and for an analyst who systematically and without guilt soul-­murders his patients.

"Given the gravity of the current situation, it is not surprising that more and more Venezuelans are prepared to take to the streets to express their profound discontent with the government's ineptitude and the country's rapid descent," he said.

It took form through the crises of 2008, the muddled legislative battles of 2009-10, the Occupy memes and protests of 2011, the electoral campaigns around the country for a higher minimum wage, and the emergence of inequality as the focal point of profound economic discontents.

But they express a more profound feeling of discontent.

But pollsters say the complexity of the issues and a profound sense of voter discontent may have a deadening effect on turnout, something that proponents of the measures fear.

For my part, these letters, bound in print, mean that no one can any longer say that they didn't learn what had gone wrong in America, what Occupy arose from, or whether the citizenry supported it; or that they didn't know what solutions citizens clearly wanted, or the profound reasons for our discontent.

But we know that in many places there is deep-seated discontent and a profound yearning for greater political participation.

"Street violence has a long history in Chile, and its root has always been in profound inequality and the social discontent of the poorest sectors of society".